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The new Chinese rules , which came into force on June 15, allow China’s coast guard to act more forcefully against violators. China did not shelve it and exercised its false rights. For the first time, Chinese Bohrists boarded a Philippine supply ship to inspect it. The Chief of the General Staff of the Philippine…
The new Chinese rules , which came into force on June 15, allow China’s coast guard to act more forcefully against violators. China did not shelve it and exercised its false rights. For the first time, Chinese Bohrists boarded a Philippine supply ship to inspect it. The Chief of the General Staff of the Philippine…
The new Chinese rules , which came into force on June 15, allow China’s coast guard to act more forcefully against violators. China did not shelve it and exercised its false rights. For the first time, Chinese Bohrists boarded a Philippine supply ship to inspect it. The Chief of the General Staff of the Philippine…
Another ship skirmish in the South China Sea: a Chinese coast guard ship (no. 3305) is sidelining the Philippine vessel BRP Datu Bangkaw near Scarborough Shoal. Not without a contrast shower, China again used water cannons. The Philippine radar was thrown off by the water pressure.
Today, Philippine Coast Guard ships BRP CABRA and BRP SINDANGAN again attempted to conduct what they call a rotation and resupply of the small contingent on the Sierra Madre in the Ayungin Shoal/Rhen’ai Reef area of the South China Sea. But they were again expelled by the Chinese BCHR. The footage captured the moment when…
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