Philippines alarmed after China sends ‘monster ship’ to disputed shoal
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines accused China on Tuesday of intimidating its fishermen at a disputed South China Sea shoal, and normalizing an “illegal presence,” after Beijing sent its largest coast guard vessel into Manila’s maritime zone.
China's 12,000-ton "Monster" vessel has since taken advantage of the Philippine Coast Guard ship's departure for repairs.
Vantage with Palki Sharma The Philippines has accused a massive Chinese coast guard vessel, dubbed the “Monster,” of ...
The UNCLOS is an international law or convention signed and ratified by no less than 170 countries including the Philippines, China, Russia, the USA, Great Britain, India, Israel, Japan, South Korea, ...
The 12,000-ton CCG-5901, along with its sister ship CCG-2901 is the world's largest Coast Guard vessel and three times ...
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Japan calls for easing of tensions amid China's actions in SCSJapan on Wednesday called for a lowering of tensions amid China's actions in the South China Sea, which includes parts of the ...
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The Philippines has threatened international lawsuits against China for the action, which it says is another sign of the ...
Offshore Patrol Vessel, BRP Gabriela Silang, stepped into action as the BRP Teresa Magbanua underwent minor repairs in Bataan ...
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PH ramps up surveillance in WPS amid China's presence in economic zoneThe Philippines ramped up its surveillance efforts in the West Philippine Sea following the continued presence of the China ...
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