Mr. Trump does not need the Chinese to pay equipment 'steal'

After China announced that it would return to the US unmanned diving equipment (UUV) is Beijing's navy seized in the South China Sea, the US president-elect Donald Trump declared China to hold the device itself.

An unmanned diving equipment of the US Navy - Photo: US Navy

"We should tell China that we do not want to retrieve the stolen equipment - let them keep it" - Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.

Diving equipment, deployed from research vessels USNS Bowditch, Chinese naval vessels were seized in the week when the operation of the Subic Bay Philippines from 50 knots. The incident prompted Washington to protest Beijing official and demanded the return of equipment.
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The Chinese side explained the seizure of the ship to avoid affecting "maritime security" but also criticized the frequent US reconnaissance in the area of ​​"Chinese waters". But Washington says the facilities operating legally in international waters.

Earlier, after the news, Mr. Trump vowed there will be a tougher approach with Beijing. "China is stealing unmanned submersibles of the US Navy in international waters - an unprecedented action precedent" - Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter. Spokesman were China's Global Times newspaper criticized as "childish and impulsive."

Mr. Trump, repeatedly criticized the policies of China, recently made Beijing continues angry telephone conversation with Taiwanese leaders and policy challenges China. President Barack Obama last week warned that his successor should be careful with the consequences if you do affect relations with China. Thank you for leaving valuable comments