MANILA, Philippines — A total of 157 Chinese vessels in various locations within the West Philippine Sea (WPS) were monitored by the Philippine Navy...
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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy has monitored 92 Chinese vessels in various locations within the West Philippine Sea (WPS) from August 6 to 12 this year. In a press briefing on Tuesday, Armed Forces of the Philippines spokesperson Col. Francel Margareth Padilla reported that of this number, 10 were Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessels,
MANILA, Philippines — A total of 157 Chinese vessels in various locations within the West Philippine Sea (WPS) were monitored by the Philippine Navy...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy on Tuesday reported the largest ever presence of Chinese ships in the West Philippine Sea, recorded for...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy on Tuesday reported the largest ever presence of Chinese ships in the West Philippine Sea, recorded for...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy has logged the biggest-ever presence of Chinese ships and warships in the West Philippine Sea since it...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Navy has logged the biggest-ever presence of Chinese ships and warships in the West Philippine Sea since it...
MANILA, Philippines — Chinese maritime militia (CMM) vessels fled Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal as Tropical Storm Enteng headed towards the West...
MANILA, Philippines — Chinese maritime militia (CMM) vessels fled Panatag (Scarborough) Shoal as Tropical Storm Enteng headed towards the West...
MANILA, Philippines — The number of Chinese ships monitored last week in the West Philippine Sea (WPS) went up to 207, the highest so far this year,...
MANILA, Philippines — Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua was “compelled” to return to port due to unfavorable weather...
MANILA, Philippines — Many Chinese ships also left Escoda (Sabina) Shoal following the withdrawal of BRP Teresa Magbanua, according to Commodore Jay...