Philippines accuses China Coast Guard of firing water cannons and ‘sideswiping’ vessel near Scarborough Shoal
The Philippines accused the China Coast Guard of firing water cannons and “sideswiping” a Philippine government vessel on 4 December during a maritime patrol near the disputed Scarborough Shoal, escalating regional tensions.
PCG reports latest water cannon attack by Chinese vessels near Scarborough Shoal
Chinese Coast Guard vessels made "aggressive actions" against a Philippine patrol boat during a routine maritime patrol near Scarborough Shoal (Bajo de Masinloc) early Wednesday, December 4, ramming the vessel and dousing it with water cannons twice.
Philippine vessels faced 'blocking, shadowing and dangerous maneuvers' from Chinese navy and coast guard ships, the ...
China claims almost the entire South China Sea, brushing off rival claims from other countries – including the Philippines – ...
People’s Liberation Army Navy warships and China Coast Guard cutters fired water canons and rammed a Philippine maritime ...
China has blocked four Philippine vessels that attempted to “intrude into the territorial waters” of the disputed Scarborough ...
China “deposited” a statement regarding “baselines of the territorial sea” adjacent to the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the ...
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4 Subic fishers go missing near Scarborough ShoalFour fishermen from this town in Zambales province went missing while they were approximately 74 kilometers (40 nautical ...
As the tensions continue to worsen, there is an ever-increasing risk of an at-sea conflict between Beijing and Manila.
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