k Subi Reef, Nansha IslandsJune 5, 2015Courtesy photo A handout photo, taken Subi Reef in the South China Sea, by provided by CSIS Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative on June 5, 2015. Subi Reef is the most recent feature to undergo significant reclamation efforts by China. Originally occupied in 1988, since July of 2014 it has seen significant expansion of the landmass with some analysis suggesting it might have the footprint to support a second airstrip, much like Fiery Cross Reef. Photo by DigitalGlobeCSIS Asia Maritime Transparency InitiativeHandoutAFLO FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Subi Reef, Nansha Islands  June 5, 2015   Courtesy photo  A handout photo, taken Subi Reef in the South China Sea, by provided by CSIS Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative on June 5, 2015. Subi Reef is the most recent feature to undergo significant reclamation efforts by China. Originally occupied in 1988, since July of 2014 it has seen significant expansion of the landmass with some analysis suggesting it might have the footprint to support a second airstrip, much like Fiery Cross Reef.  Photo by DigitalGlobe CSIS Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative Handout AFLO  FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY.
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Subi Reef, Nansha Islands (June 5, 2015) (Courtesy photo)

A handout photo, taken Subi Reef in the South China Sea, by provided by CSIS Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative on June 5, 2015. Subi Reef is the most recent feature to undergo significant reclamation efforts by China. Originally occupied in 1988, since July of 2014 it has seen significant expansion of the landmass with some analysis suggesting it might have the footprint to support a second airstrip, much like Fiery Cross Reef. (Photo by DigitalGlobe/CSIS Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative/Handout/AFLO) FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY.

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