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The US EP-3 crew was finally released due to the letter of US Apology to China, us apology to china, US APOLOGY TO CHINA, US Apology to China, u.s. apology to china, US APOLOGY TO CHINA

Also known as the letter of two very sorrys, the letter of US Apology to China, us apology to china, US APOLOGY TO CHINA, US Apology to China, u.s. Apology to china, US APOLOGY TO CHINA secured the release of the 24 member crew of the US EP-3 surveillance aircraft. On April 1st. 2001 a US Ep3 Spy Plane was intercepted and collided with a Chinese fighter jet. The severely damaged aircraft was forced to enter China's airspace for an emergency landing on Hainan island. The crew was detained and held hostage for 11 days. The crew was finally released but the EP-3 aircraft was confiscated. The carefully worded letter used subtle semantics to satisfy both sides. While the Chinese translation gave China the apology they demanded, the original English version of the letter expressed sorrow without apologizing for any more than entering China's airspace and landing without permission.

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