Argentina’s coast guard fired warning shots after a Chinese fishing vessel refused to cooperate with authorities on Saturday. The coast guard opened fire after the vessel, Hua Xiang 801, was caught illegally fishing in Argentina’s exclusive economic zone, and verbal demands failed.

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After three hours of pursuit and shooting, the Chinese ship still refused to cooperate – and even tried to collide with coast guard boats on several occasions. Hua Xiang 801 eventually escaped to international waters, where Argentina has no sovereign rights. Hua Xiang 801 is likely belongs to fishery registered in eastern China’s Zhejiang province, according to Caixin’s research – a vessel named Hua Xiang 801 owned by the same company was sent to Peru for fishing last year, a government document showed.

This is not the first instance of illegal activity by Chinese fishing vessels in restricted territorial waters. In 2018, Argentina’s coast guard found Chinese vessel Jing Yuan 626 in its exclusive economic zone off the Patagonian coast. Before the vessel fled, the coast guard chased and fired at it for roughly eight hours. Argentina’s coast guard said it has appealed for an international capture order to apprehend Hua Xiang 801. Donald Trump claims dealmaking is an art, but it seems he was out of ink this week in Vietnam. The summit between the U.S. President and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un was “productive,” Trump said at a press conference in Hanoi on Thursday, despite the unexpected cancellation of a planned lunch and signing ceremony originally listed on the White House schedule.

Trump and U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said that they chose to “walk away” after Kim requested sanctions be lifted “in their entirety” but wasn’t prepared to “give us the areas we wanted.” But Pompeo stressed that the two sides made progress towards an agreement during the two-day summit and “felt good about the progress, but couldn’t quite get along the line any further. I hope to do so in the weeks ahead,” he said. Trump and Kim were set to meet twice in Hanoi — a dinner and a bilateral meeting on Wednesday and a planned one-on-one and lunch on Thursday. The lunch was canceled after the Americans reportedly “walked away,” with both leaders departing the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi earlier than scheduled.

At the hastily arranged press conference held two hours earlier than originally planned, Trump described the walk-away as a “friendly” one, and told reporters that the relationship remains “strong” and “warm.” He said that Kim has done well at upholding his agreement to halt missile and nuclear tests. During the press conference, North Korean state media reported that a delegation from the North Korean foreign ministry was on its way to visit China. China’s Foreign Ministry said at a press conference on Thursday that it hopes dialogue and communication between the United States and North Korea can continue.