Chinese coast guard sailors brandishing weapons including sticks, knives and an axe clashed with Philippine naval vessels near a strategic reef in the...
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The latest clash in the South China Sea saw China's coast guard using axes and knives, resulting in a Philippine sailor losing his thumb. This incident highlighted Beijing's aggressive stance towards Manila and its US allies. The Philippines Armed Forces labeled the June 17 actions, which included throwing rocks and puncturing an inflatable craft, as a "brutal assault," comparing Chinese sailors to pirates. The US State Department condemned China's actions as "reckless" and a threat to regional peace.
Chinese coast guard sailors brandishing weapons including sticks, knives and an axe clashed with Philippine naval vessels near a strategic reef in the...
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. said Thursday that the Philippines needs to do more than protest...
MANILA: Chinese coast guard sailors brandishing weapons including sticks, knives and an axe clashed with Philippine naval vessels near a strategic...
By Jason Gutierrez The Philippines dismissed calls Friday to invoke a defense treaty with the United States over a highly charged confrontation...
The Philippine government has adopted a cautious approach to recent aggressive Chinese coast guard actions in the South China Sea, and the Biden...
MANILA, Philippines — The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) described China Coast Guard (CCG) personnel, involved in the June 17 “illegal...
MANILA, Philippines — A Philippine Navy sailor had his thumb severed while several naval personnel sustained minor injuries after a resupply mission...
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, PALAWAN, Philippines — The Navy seaman whose thumb was severed due to China Coast Guard’s (CCG) actions in the West...
At least eight Filipinos were reportedly injured in the South China Sea clashes, including one who reportedly lost a thumb
Philippines says coastguard personnel armed with knives and spears boarded their boats at Second Thomas Shoal.