We oppose the threat or use of force to resolve the disputes, as well as any action that hinders freedom of navigation.
John D. Negroponte: “We oppose the threat or use of force to resolve the disputes, as well as any action that hinders freedom of navigation.”
On the recordAugust 31, 2008
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congress.govEditor's note · Context
Negroponte stated the U.S. stance against force in resolving maritime disputes.
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