China Announces They Will Not Provide Compensation For RIMPAC

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NEWS ARTICLE Tensions Palpable in the Pacific   China announces that they will not provide any monetary compensation or aid for the incident. They also claim that they have no responsibility to provide a detailed explanation as they do not support the rogue general's actions, who had been reported missing since the fighting stopped, in any manner.

China promises to implement policies to stop actions like this from happening again and that General Shoushan will be prosecuted if he returns to china. Chinese international businesses suffer severe economic losses due to international trade sanctions from many Asian countries and boycotts of Chinese products overseas. Requests for international aid in the South China sea from Vietnam, Philippines and Taiwan due to China's recent actions in Tanoa and the start of china pushing for a larger economic zone. These requests go unanswered by NATO forces due to fear of starting a worse skirmish elsewhere with china.