@abscbnnews: JUST IN: The China Coast Guard (CCG) on Friday (July 24) again used water cannons and carried out dangerous maneuvers against Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) vessels conducting a government mission to support Filipino fishermen near Bajo de Masinloc or Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea. | via Bianca Dava, ABS-CBN News (📹: Philippine Coast Guard) #abscbnnews #breakingnewsph #newsph #WestPhilippineSea

hanias :

Bakit hindi makipag laban?

dan :

tuwang tuwa na naman ang mga dds at mga senators na pro china 😏.

all mighty food :

flood control nga eh di nyo matalo. buong China pa kaya

mhel :

2 lang ang tao may nang aapi may nag papa api

mamamopanot :

Duterte pa rin!💚

‘zxii_.13 :

8th

rönnel :

first

cocò :

3rd

Jayrngbuhaymojayrngbuhaym :

nag papabuli lang haha

Mr+yocagi🫵🚘 :

Akala ko flood control

It's Jren :

second

pablo :

kahit

Charity :

second

Wisp :

numeron

𝐺𝑅𝐴𝐷𝐸6-𝐹𝑂𝑅𝑇𝐼𝑇𝑈𝐷𝐸 :

what the actual omyg Ang Dami Ng problema

Abe Isagani Mauro :

lakas pala talaga niyan 😅

æ :

￴ :

CƁƎ PRǏNÇE 2.0 SG :

agbu :

so sad Chinese govt still provoking war against our rights within Eez nautical marine area

RHYAN :

ibigay nyo na kung d nyo kaya ipag laban

Lukka :

perss mann

asiancutie17 :

go china

Global News Sea :

China has intensified its maritime bullying and aggressive maneuvers in the West Philippine Sea. The China Coast Guard and maritime militias have routinely used high-pressure water cannons, sirens, and dangerous ramming tactics to block Philippine Coast Guard missions and intimidate local fishermen at flashpoints like Scarborough Shoal and Second Thomas Shoal Beyond Southeast Asia, China leverages its massive Distant-Water Fishing (DWF) fleet—the largest in the world—to exploit gaps in international maritime law. Operating on the absolute edge of Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs), often hugging the 200-nautical-mile boundary lines near Peru and Argentina, hundreds of Chinese "floating factory" vessels engage in Illegal, Unreported, and Unregulated (IUU) fishing. To mask their footprints and hide illegal border crossings into protected foreign waters, these ships frequently switch off their Automatic Identification System (AIS) transponders. By aggressively overfishing millions of tons of high-value marine life like squid and tuna that suppose to be in the right country not china. China actively depletes the sovereign resources of developing nations. The catches are then transported thousands of miles back to the Chinese mainland, where they are sold at premium prices to satisfy massive domestic demand at the direct expense of global marine ecosystems and local coastal economies. ( Copy this and Spread )

Valdo👌 :

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