China and Japan offer conflicting accounts of Senkaku Islands incident

China and Japan reported conflicting accounts on Tuesday of a confrontation near the disputed Senkaku Islands involving their coast guards and a Japanese fishing vessel.

China's Coast Guard said it had expelled a Japanese fishing vessel that illegally entered the territorial waters of one of the disputed islands in the East China Sea.

Japan's Coast Guard said in a statement that it had intercepted and expelled two Chinese Coast Guard vessels by Tuesday morning as they approached a Japanese fishing boat with two crew members on board.

Japan said Chinese vessels asserting Beijing's claims in its territorial waters around the Senkaku Islands violate international law, and that it would continue to respond calmly and resolutely under international and domestic law. Both sides have faced off in the waters over the years.

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