Chinese vessels enter waters near the Senkaku Islands for a record 66th day in a row

The video discusses the presence of Chinese Coast Guard vessels near the Japan-controlled Senkaku Islands for 66 consecutive days, as reported by the Japan Coast Guard. Additionally, a Chinese submarine was detected near Amami Oshima Island, monitored by Japanese defense forces. The Senkaku Islands, administered by Japan since 1972, are claimed by Japan, China, and Taiwan, and are located between Japan and China's exclusive economic zones. The islands are surrounded by rich fishing grounds and potential oil and gas reserves.

How many consecutive days were Chinese Coast Guard vessels reported near the Senkaku Islands?

• 80 days

• 66 days

• 50 days

• 72 days

Where was the Chinese submarine detected on June 18th?

• Near Okinawa Island

• Near Uotsuri Island

• Near Amami Oshima Island

• Near Taiwan

Which Japanese military assets were used to monitor the Chinese submarine?

• Helicopter and patrol boat

• Fighter jets and destroyer

• Submarine and patrol boat

• Aegis guided-missile destroyer and helicopter carrier

Since when has Japan administered the Senkaku Islands?

• 1980

• 1965

• 1972

• 1990

What resources are believed to be near the Senkaku Islands?

• Oil and gas

• Coal and iron

• Copper and zinc

• Gold and silver