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German frigate completes passage through South China Sea

Georg Matthes on board the Baden-Württemberg
October 4, 2024

Germany's frigate Baden-Württemberg has just completed its passage through the South China Sea amid tensions over Beijing's territorial claims. The trip signals Germany's increased military presence in the Indo-Pacific. DW's Georg Matthes was on board.

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