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(China Daily) Updated: 2016-07-19 07:50

"The US should not mess around in this region of the world. This is a vital region for the world trade, and the US would be the party affected the most if the crisis flared up in the South China Sea."

Mohamed Hassan Saeed, a political analyst in Sudan.

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