Nguyen Ho

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Chinese fleets have poached giant clams in the South China Sea, destroying the ecosystem and a marine habitat. This speaks volumes about how much of China's tall claims of environmental protection are actually true.

Thousands of Chinese vessels flipped their AIS to ghost mode overnight. Call it what you want, but “China’s vanishing vessels” feels about right.

30 Chinese “fishing” boats swarm a lone SK Coast Guard ship, ram it, smash the bridge windows like thugs. South Korean Coast Guard said “not today” and lit the sky with 95 warning shots. South Korea just taught the world how to handle Chinese pirates! Gordon G. Chang

Chinese Coast Guard fired water cannons at Filipino fishermen, smashing their windows and injuring one of them. Yet, somehow, Beijing will still have the audacity to blame the Philippines.

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China is having a problem with Japan because it is trying to defend itself from China's aggression. China wants Japan and all other nations' to bow before it and not raise a single voice against its hooliganism. But China's cries are failing. Everyone is arming themselves!

This is the most remarkable example of a country thwarting China's bullying tactics. Chinese vessel illegally trespassed in Argentinian waters, Argentinian Navy simply sunk the boat! Giving a befitting reply could be as simple as that.

China says ASEAN states are provocative but when we face harassment every single day just because we are operating in our waters, will we not retaliate?

The Chinese maritime militia thought they could swarm South Korean waters like they own the Yellow Sea. Plot twist: The South Korean Coast Guard (KCG) rolled up, tear-gassed the deck, zip-tied the invaders, and seized the boat. Cry harder, Beijing! Sari Arho Havrén

China Coast Guard vessel, which was illegally operating in Senkaku Islands, tried to ram Japanese Coast Guard vessel. But JCG didn't budge; it thwarted the Chinese vessel by throwing a thick cloud of smoke enough to choke the Chinese pirates. Stay in your territory, bully.

The Argentinian military found out that 80% of the fishing fleet operating near Argentinian waters is illegal Chinese boats. They lighten up the boats to attract squid. With this rate, in no time, this species would be on the brink of extinction. All thanks to China.

What do you see in this video? It is not twisted or manipulated. It very clearly shows two CCG ships heckling a Filipino boat from left and right both. Except for bullying, there can be no explanation for this barbaric behavior.

China’s overfishing crisis has sent its fleet to South America. Chinese government says it can’t control or track these illegal vessels. But somehow, the CCP can monitor its citizens halfway across the globe.

Look at the audacity! Illegal Chinese fishing boats were caught in South Korean waters. Instead of surrendering, they started using iron bars, barricades, and nets to block the Korean Coast Guard.

China's massive factory fleet has obliterated Peru's second-largest fishery, the jumbo squid (pota) that once sustained thousands of local fishers. Ruthless overfishing by Chinese vessels shadowing the migrating squid has left coastal communities devastated.

Reminding you all, these are the territories forcefully occupied by China, the same nation which opposes bullying in PR statements. Best example of irony so far.

China wants the South China Sea by force. The Philippines refuses to bend, so Beijing resorts to nonstop intimidation. Filipinos are pushing back, in the streets and at sea, rising boldly against Chinese aggression. SAY NO TO BULLYING. Michael Ron Bowling Rommel Lopez

China Coast Guard ship chasing PCG vessel and trying hard to ram it but Filipino vessel shooed away the bully. Infact insulted the bullies by throwing thick cloud of smoke at them.

Now like #Philippines, Indonesia too has adopted the policy of naming and shaming China. The only way you can counter a bully is by making it eat the same medicine. Well done, Indonesia, stand firm for what is yours! 1/2 Elbridge Colby JATOSINT

Filipino personnel were trying to evacuate their sick soldier, but Chinese Coast Guard boats tried to heckle them and said that prior notice is to be given for such evacuations. Guess what? Filipinos were in their EEZ! 1/3 SouthChinaSea Jeffrey Ordaniel

And the aggressor goes chasing the Philippines once again! I am dead to my core repeatedly questioning, why is the world tolerating this aggression? There is no end to it unless answered in the same language! 1/2 Jay Tarriela

Voila, the maritime salami slicing of China has turned a clean #Subi reef, into an advanced military base! And who gave them the sanction to do that, when it lies within the EEZ of Phillipines? 1/2 Informed PH @pin

For years, North Korea’s fishing boats have washed up in Japan with dead crews, a grim mystery. Evidence points to an unseen Chinese industrial fleet fishing illegally in NK waters, violently forcing out small local boats and sending them on deadly journeys far from home.

"Chinese military helicopter, you are violating flight air safety prescribed by the FAA and ICAO. You are flying too close to our position at less than 50 feet! Be wary of safety and distance your aircraft from our position!" - Pilot of the BFAR plane 1/2 Informed PH

Look at the mighty CCG vessel trying to ram BRP Cabra! This is #CCG's routine provocation. And this is not just about Filipino vessels. #China spares no one in the South China Sea. It repeatedly targets Southeast Asian nations. 1/3 SouthChinaSea Informed PH