Mongolia apologises after China raises security concerns about protesters at oil camp
Mongolia has apologized after the Chinese embassy expressed concerns about protesters at a Chinese-invested oil exploration site. Last Friday, protesters visited the Kherlen Tohoi XXVIII oil exploration area, attempting to halt exploration work by Mongolia Foison Energy.

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AI-generatedMongolia has apologized after the Chinese embassy expressed concerns about protesters at a Chinese-invested oil exploration site. Last Friday, protesters visited the Kherlen Tohoi XXVIII oil exploration area, attempting to halt exploration work by Mongolia Foison Energy. Social media footage showed two women dumping items belonging to Chinese workers. Two Mongolian citizens involved in the incident have been detained by local authorities. The apology follows the Chinese embassy's statement that Mongolians "harassed the camp."
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4 extractedMongolia's senior official apologized after the Chinese embassy raised security concerns about protesters at an oil camp.
Two Mongolian citizens involved in the incident have been detained.
Protesters attempted to halt exploration work by Mongolia Foison Energy at the Kherlen Tohoi XXVIII oil exploration area.
Social media footage showed two women dumping items belonging to Chinese workers.