अमेरिका ने विवादित चीनी द्वीप के पास भेजे दो विध्वंसक पोत, चीन ने किया पलटवार

<p style="text-align: justify;"><strong>बीजिंग: </strong>अमेरिका ने चीन पर नकेल कसने के लिहाज़ से अपने दो <span lang="hi" tabindex="0">विध्वंसक पोतों को दक्षिण चीन सागर में भेजा है. इन पोतों को उन द्वीपों के करीब भेजा गया है जो विवादित हैं. चीन ने इसे उकसावे से भरी और विवाद पैदा करने वाली कार्रवाई करार

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