2024-05-15 15:13:22

Philippine Civilian Convoy Asserts Sovereignty in South China Sea Dispute

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A civilian convoy comprising Filipino activists, fishermen, and volunteers sailed towards Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea to assert the Philippines' sovereignty over the disputed territory. Escorted by the Philippine Navy and Coast Guard, the convoy aimed to peacefully assert territorial rights following recent tensions with China, including water cannon incidents.

China, in response, deployed ships to block the protest flotilla, emphasizing the escalating tensions in the region. The Philippines also reinforced its stance by deploying a warship to counter alleged Chinese activities, in collaboration with the United States for enhanced surveillance.

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Civilians on board Philippine fishing boats sailed towards Scarborough Shoal, a China-controlled reef in the South China Sea, to distribute provisions to Filipino fishermen and assert their rights to the disputed waterway. The trip comes after a recent incident where China coastguard vessels fired water cannon at two Philippine government boats in the same area. The convoy, escorted by a Philippine coastguard boat, aims to peacefully assert the Philippines' sovereign rights and safeguard territorial integrity.
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15. Mai 2024 um 05:55

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