SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia’s prime minister said on Monday a Chinese naval vessel that pointed a laser at an Australian military aircraft was so close to Australia’s coast that it could have been seen from the shore, and urged a full Chinese investigation. Scott Morrison told media his government had not received an explanation from China over the incident last Thursday, which Australia considered “dangerous and reckless”. China said Australia’s version of events did “not square up with facts” and that Australia had dropped a Sonobuoy, which can help detect submarines, near Chinese ships. Th…

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