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New Zealand says naval ships made ‘routine’ transit of Taiwan Strait

WELLINGTON: Two New Zealand naval ships that transited the Taiwan Strait late last week were undertaking "routine activity" in international waters, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said.

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FILE PHOTO: The New Zealand navy ship HMNZS Aotearoa (centre) navigates in the South China Sea while conducting exercises as part of a multilateral Maritime Cooperative Activity between Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines and the United States, October 30, 2025. A navy task group comprising the frigate Te Mana and oil supply ship Aotearoa had been on a deployment in the Indo-Pacific region in Sept, 2026. - Australian Department Of Defence/Handout via Reuters

WELLINGTON: Two New Zealand naval ships that transited the Taiwan Strait late last week were undertaking "routine activity” in international waters, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said.

The ships were sailing en route to participate in a joint exercise in the Philippines, Luxon told reporters Monday (Sept 20) in Wellington, when asked about the event. He said the navy did something similar in November last year.

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