US accuses China over Djibouti lasers
Copperleaf2018-05-04T07:24:38+01:00The US says there are 'very serious' incidents of lasers pointed at its pilots from China's Djibouti base. Source: BBC African news
The US says there are 'very serious' incidents of lasers pointed at its pilots from China's Djibouti base. Source: BBC African news
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