China says it expels Philippine vessels near Scarborough Shoal
Summary
Chinese coastguard said it removed Philippine vessels from the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea. A collision occurred between a Chinese navy ship and a Philippine coastguard vessel during the incident. The conflict is part of ongoing tensions over territorial claims in the region.Key Facts
- China's coastguard said it expelled Philippine vessels near the Scarborough Shoal.
- The Scarborough Shoal is located in the South China Sea, a region with multiple territorial disputes.
- A collision happened between a Chinese navy ship and a Philippine coastguard vessel.
- The Philippines claims it as part of its territory and promises to continue its presence in the area.
- The incident involved Chinese coastguard's use of water cannons and maneuvers.
- Tensions have escalated as this is part of a series of maritime confrontations.
- Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr affirmed the country's aim to protect its territorial rights.
- China and the Philippines have had disputes over the Scarborough Shoal since 2012.
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