The Pentagon criticized that China asked foreign vessels to declare in the South China Sea, saying that this move threatened to freedom of maritime.

America is consistent with the stance that any national maritime law or regulations may not violate the rights of maritime and aviation but all countries entitled to international law, John Supple, a spokesman

The declare of illegal maritime sovereignty claims, including in the South China Sea, seriously threaten to the freedom of the sea, including the freedom of maritime and aviation, free trade and legal trade without suffering

Chinese seawalkers (left) go near a non-nationality ship on the East Sea on April 14.

The above statement given two days after Beijing announced that foreign vessels entering the so-called China's territorial warrison to declare ships and goods to the Maritime Agency.

China's declaration request, takes effect from September 1, applied with diving ships, nuclear vessels, radioactive materials, tankers, chemicals, gases, toxic substances and

The declaration system for the ships was introduced by the Chinese traffic safety law revised in April. Chinese officials added ships to announce names, response, positions and any kind

According to UNCLOS, ships of all countries are entitled to harmless rights in the territorial watership without being harmful to peace, order or security of the coastal nation.

China blatually declared many large areas in the South China Sea as its territorial waters, despite the provisions of international law and ruling of the Standing Arbitration Court, rejecting the 9th country lines unilaterally

The country recently passed the new haven law, allowing this force to explode into foreign boats to prevent threats.

The US Foreign Ministry spokesman NED price refused to tell whether the Chinese government exchanged directly with the US on new laws.

We do not hesitate to protest and have together with partners and allies against illegal maritime claims, excessive, price said.

Observers are questioning whether Beijing has enough capacity to enforce the rules that the United States and other countries consider illegal or not.

China is trying the international community's response to the new law, he said.