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An encounter over China's controversial man-made islands
The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes flies over reclaimed islands in the South China Sea, receiving aggressive radio warnings from Chinese officials. Critics say the man-made islands are part of a wider attempt by China to control this important shipping route, which is recognised by other countries as international waters.
Picture: Comparison of two images from July 2012 and September 2015, showing the construction of a man-made lagoon.
Credit: CSIS Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative / Digital Globe
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