
China Defends Actions Against Philippine Vessels Near Huangyan Dao
China asserts its lawful actions against Philippine vessels near Huangyan Dao, defending its territorial sovereignty after alleged intrusion attempts.
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China asserts its lawful actions against Philippine vessels near Huangyan Dao, defending its territorial sovereignty after alleged intrusion attempts.
China Coast Guard condemns the Philippines for recent provocations in the South China Sea, urging an immediate halt to infringement and inflammatory actions.
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian reaffirmed that Huangyan Dao has always been part of China’s territory, defending recent measures as justified and restrained amid tensions with the Philippines.
The China Coast Guard lawfully controlled four Philippine vessels attempting to enter Chinese territorial waters near Huangyan Dao, according to spokesperson Liu Dejun.
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