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The China Coast Guard again sideswiped and blasted its water cannon at a Philippine civilian vessel near Bajo de Masinloc ...

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The China Coast Guard fired a water cannon on the BRP Datu Pagbuaya, damaging several parts of the Philippine ship in a fresh act of harassment by Chinese forces in the West Philippine Sea.

Shortly after, the Chinese coast guard ship “intentionally sideswiped the BRP Datu Pagbuaya on its starboard side” and then “launched a second water cannon attack on the same vessel,” it said.

The first of two water cannon attacks by CCG 3302 were aimed "directly at the vessel's navigational antennas while it was located 16 nautical miles south of Bajo de Masinloc," said Commodore Jay ...