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Tensions flare as Chinese language and Philippine ships collide close to disputed shoal in South China Sea
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Tensions flare as Chinese language and Philippine ships collide close to disputed shoal in South China Sea

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Last updated: September 16, 2025 12:35 pm
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BEIJING (AP) — China’s coast guard accused a Philippine ship of intentionally ramming considered one of its vessels on Tuesday close to Scarborough Shoal, a disputed territory that each international locations declare within the South China Sea. The Philippines denied it, saying China’s forces used highly effective water cannons that broken its ship and injured a crew member.

A Chinese language coast guard assertion mentioned greater than 10 Philippine authorities ships coming from varied instructions entered the waters across the shoal, which is known as Huangyan island in Chinese language. It mentioned it deployed water cannons towards the vessels.

The encounter got here six days after China introduced it was designating a part of Scarborough Shoal as a nationwide nature reserve. The Philippine authorities, which calls the shoal Bajo de Masinloc, filed a diplomatic protest.

China and the Philippines have clashed repeatedly round outcroppings within the South China Sea, which China claims nearly in its entirety. The 2 international locations are amongst a number of which have competing claims to territory within the waters, that are of strategic significance and residential to useful fishing grounds.

The Philippine coast guard mentioned two Chinese language coast guard ships hit a Filipino fisheries vessel, the BRP Datu Gumbay Piang, with highly effective water cannons for almost half-hour “leading to vital injury,” together with within the captain’s cabin and the bridge. A glass window was shattered and injured a personnel whereas the deluge of water brought about a brief circuit that affected electrical shops and 5 outside air-conditioning models, it mentioned.

A Chinese language navy warship additionally broadcast a radio discover “saying live-fire workout routines” on the shoal which brought about panic amongst Filipino fishermen, mentioned the Philippine coast guard.

The Philippine coast guard and fisheries ships have been deployed to the shoal on Tuesday to supply gasoline, water, ice and different assist to greater than 35 fishing boats within the space.

A number of pleasant international locations have backed the Philippines on the character reserve.

A press release from U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio referred to as the Chinese language motion “one more coercive transfer to advance sweeping territorial and maritime claims within the South China Sea on the expense of its neighbors.”

The U.Okay. and Australia additionally expressed concern, and the Canadian Embassy within the Philippines mentioned it opposed makes an attempt to make use of environmental safety as a approach to take management over the disputed Scarborough Shoal.

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