Tensions flare over South China sea after vessels collide
Tensions over the South China Sea escalated Monday with China filing a diplomatic complaint, the Philippines summoning Beijing’s ambassador, and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordering a probe a day after Tensions have escalated in the South China Sea after a collision between vessels from both countries. China filed a diplomatic complaint, the Philippines summoned its ambassador, and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordered a probe into the incident. The China Coast Guard vessel collided with a Philippines-contracted resupply boat early Sunday morning, followed by a Chinese maritime militia boat running into a Philippine coast guard ship during the same operation. The incident occurred during an operation to deliver supplies to an outpost in Second Thomas Shoal.
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Tensions over the South China Sea escalated Monday with China filing a diplomatic complaint, the Philippines summoning Beijing’s ambassador, and President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ordering a probe a day after vessels from both nations collided in the disputed waters.
A China Coast Guard vessel collided with a Philippines-contracted resupply boat early morning Sunday. Two hours later, Manila said a Chinese maritime militia boat ran into a Philippine coast guard ship during the same operation to deliver supplies to an outpost in Second Thomas Shoal.
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