JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesia's navy said Monday that one of its patrol vessels was rammed by two Vietnamese coast guard ships after intercepting a boat it says was fishing illegally in its waters. Indonesia detained 12 Vietnamese fishermen from the boat, which sank in Saturday's clash, and they are being held at a naval base "for further legal proceedings," said Rear Adm. Yudo Margono, the commander of Indonesia's Western Fleet. Two others were rescued by Vietnam's coast guard. The Vietnamese fishing vessel was intercepted in waters off Indonesia's Natuna island chain, which is in the southernmost reaches of the South China Sea, Margono said in a sta...
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