China, Philippines Tensions Escalate with New Incidents
China, Philippines Tensions Escalate with New Incidents
China, Philippines Tensions Escalate with New Incidents
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Tensions between China and the Philippines have escalated in the South China Sea, with multiple confrontations reported in recent weeks. Chinese coast guard vessels fired water cannons and rammed a Philippine fisheries ship near Sabina Shoal, blocking its mission to deliver supplies to fishermen. Both nations have accused each other of dangerous maneuvers and illegal activities in the disputed waters. Additionally, Chinese fighter jets have fired flares at Philippine aircraft patrolling near Scarborough Shoal and Subi Reef, further heightening the risk of conflict. The United States, a treaty ally of the Philippines, has condemned China's actions and called for the cessation of provocative maneuvers. High-level talks between Chinese and US officials are scheduled to address these rising tensions.

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Philippines Says China Is 'Biggest Disruptor' of Peace in the Region
China accuses a Philippine vessel of brushing against its ship in disputed waters
Philippines says China shot flares near its aircraft from a 'militarized' island and a fighter jet
Philippines says China shot flares near its aircraft from a 'militarized' island and a fighter jet
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Philippines Says China Is 'Biggest Disruptor' of Peace in the Region
China accuses a Philippine vessel of brushing against its ship in disputed waters
Philippines says China shot flares near its aircraft from a 'militarized' island and a fighter jet
Philippines says China shot flares near its aircraft from a 'militarized' island and a fighter jet

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