🇨🇳🇵🇭 Two Chinese warships crashed into each other while... attempting to chase off a Philippine Coast Guard vessel in the South China Sea waters. The collision took place between between China Coast Guard (CCG) corvette "3104" and PLA Navy's 052D-class guided-missile destroyer "Guilin." The CCG vessel suffered serious damage to the bow. The incident took place earlier on Monday.show more

A Chinese Coast Guard vessel fired a water cannon... at a Philippine government ship in the South China Sea, a Philippine Coast Guard official said on Thursday. Footage released by the Philippine Coast Guard showed the two boats in close proximity to each other near the Scarborough Shoal.show more

A China Coast Guard vessel is attempting to approach... a Japanese fishing boat. But the Japanese Coast Guard vessel intervened on time & protected the small wooden fishing boat. The incident took place near Senkaku Island, a Japanese territory.show more

On September 18, the China Coast Guard carried out... a law enforcement operation near China's Xianbin Reef. Philippine vessel 3015 ignored warnings from the Chinese side, suddenly accelerated and cut across the bow of a Chinese coast guard vessel, resulting in a collision. Footage from the scene shows the Philippine vessel making two dangerous maneuvers near Chinese coast guard vessels within 10 minutes. #MediaUnlockedshow more

LOOK: Another footage angle shows the China Coast Guard... crew checking the damage to the forecastle of CCG ship 3104 during its collision with a PLA Navy warship yesterday near Scarborough Shoal. (1/2)show more

VIDEO: A Philippine boat dangerously approaches a Chinese Coast... Guard ship while trespassing into waters off China's Ren'ai Reef in the South China Sea on Tuesdayshow more

The Philippine Coast Guard says Chinese coastguard vessels fired... water cannon at one of its ships earlier today at the Scarborough Shoal, w/in the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone in the South China Sea - damaging its railing and canopy, evidence, the PCG says of the forceful pressure used by the CCG. The CCG also installed a 380-meter barrier around the entrance to the shoal. The Chinese Coast Guard says it expelled a PCG ship, but the PCG says Philippine vessels stood their ground and continued to patrol, 📷 🎥: Philippine Coast Guardshow more

BREAKING: The Philippines releases video of the Chinese Coast... Guard attack on a Filipino supply vessel on March 23 2 Chinese Coast Guard vessels attacked the Filipino boat with very powerful water cannons, nearly killing its crew. The attack took place in Filipino water 🇵🇭🇨🇳show more

Additional footage from both sides showing clashes earlier today... between the Chinese Coast Guard and Philippine Navy near the disputed Second Thomas Shoal located in the South China Sea.show more

BREAKING: A China Coast Guard cutter has rammed a... Philippine BFAR fishing-support vessel north-northwest of Abad Santos Shoal (100 km off the coast of the Philippines) The attack took place inside the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone. The nearest Chinese land is 850 km awayshow more

Philippine Coast Guard Continues Vigilant Monitoring of Illegal Presence... of China Coast Guard Vessel As of 1900H today, the Philippine Coast Guard vessel, BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409), is maintaining its vigilant monitoring of the illegal presence of the China Coast Guard vessel CCG-5901 within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) for the third consecutive day. Observations reveal that the CCG vessel's erratic movements indicate it is not engaged in innocent passage but rather asserts that it is conducting a law enforcement operation, claiming jurisdiction over these waters as belonging to the People's Republic of China. In response, the crew of BRP Cabra has remained steadfast in challenging this assertion, diligently tailing and shadowing CCG-5901 to uphold Philippine sovereign rights. This unwavering commitment reflects the guidance of Commandant Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, emphasizing the importance of persistently confronting the illegal presence of the People's Republic of China and ensuring the safety and security of Filipino fishermen operating in the area. The Philippine Coast Guard reaffirms its dedication to protecting the nation's maritime interests and will continue to monitor the activities of the CCG’s illegitimate presence.show more

A Taiwanese Coast Guard vessel is tailing a Chinese... Coast Guard ship that has intruded into Taiwan’s waters, while PLA carries out its so-called “snap drills” simulating a blockade. China’s Coast Guard and PLA Navy are the pirates of the 21st century.show more

PCG Monitors and Challenges Chinese Coast Guard Vessels in... Batanes Waters The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has been actively monitoring three Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessels (3304, 3301, and 4304) in the waters off Batanes since yesterday, following their detection by Canada’s Dark Vessel Detection system. In light of their irregular movements, the PCG deployed an aircraft to conduct Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) patrols in the northern region to challenge and document the CCG vessels’ movements. The PCG Islander departed from Manila at 6:00 AM today, en route to the northernmost province of the Philippines. Upon locating the CCG-4304, the crew issued radio challenges, emphasizing that the vessel lacks legal authority to operate within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), approximately 75 nautical miles west off the coast of Sabtang, Batanes. Unfortunately, the CCG vessel did not respond. Consequently, adverse weather conditions and the distance to the other two CCG vessels (3304 and 3301) prevented the aircraft from reaching their locations. The leadership of the PCG remains resolute and is prepared to deploy additional resources should the CCG vessels continue their presence or approach closer the Batanes coastline. The PCG is committed to protecting Philippine waters and will take necessary measures against any violations of the nation's maritime jurisdiction.show more

The Armed Forces of the Philippines has released footage... of the June 17 confrontation between their troops and the Chinese Coast Guard at the Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea. 🧵 (1) Amid blaring sirens, the CCG forcibly tows away a Philippine military rubber boat “while threatening to injure a Filipino soldier with a pick axe.”show more

‼️🇨🇳💥🇵🇭 On December 30, the Philippine Coast Guard detected... a Chinese research vessel, Tan Suo Er Hao, operating just 19 nautical miles off the coast of Cagayan. Suspecting unauthorized marine research, the PCG challenged the vessel using an aircraft, but radio calls went unanswered. The Coast Guard continues close monitoring as it safeguards the country’s maritime domain under national sovereignty and UNCLOS. What exactly was the vessel doing so close to Philippine waters?show more

CHINESE COAST GUARD BLASTS PH VESSEL WITH WATER CANNON... WATCH: A Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) ship veers dangerously close to the BRP Datu Dumangsil before blasting the Filipino vessel with a water cannon for over two minutes during a fuel subsidy mission in Bajo de Masinloc, a coral atoll, on Thursday morning, July 23, an official said. Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Jay Tarriela said that no one was injured and that the two Filipino vessels successfully completed their fuel and food distribution to fishermen. On July 20, CCG personnel struck a Philippine Navy sailor on the head with a wooden baton in Ayungin Shoal. 📹 PCGshow more

Philippine Coast Guard Continues Vigilant Patrol Amidst China Coast... Guard’s Dangerous Maneuver The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessel, BRP Cabra, remains steadfast in its mission to challenge the illegal patrol conducted by the China Coast Guard vessel 3302. Despite continuous radio communications from the PCG asserting the illegitimacy of these actions, the China Coast Guard continues to claim that it is engaged in lawful maritime operations. Significantly, the presence of BRP Cabra has effectively pushed the China Coast Guard vessel further away, now located approximately 92-96 nautical miles off the coast of Capones Island. This demonstrates the PCG's commitment to safeguarding Philippine maritime interests and preventing the normalization of unlawful activities by the People’s Republic of China in the West Philippine Sea. Furthermore, it is important to note that the China Coast Guard vessel 3302 has engaged in reckless and dangerous maneuvers, displaying a blatant disregard for safety. An alarming incident this afternoon involved an attempted head-on collision with the smaller PCG vessel, raising concerns about the China Coast Guard's adherence to the Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 (COLREGs), of which they are a signatory. It is only through the seamanship skills and professionalism of the crew of BRP Cabra that such collision was narrowly averted. Despite these provocative actions, the PCG maintains a composed and professional approach, prioritizing safety and the prevention of any untoward incidents. PCG Commandant, Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, continues to emphasize to the PCG sailors deployed in the West Philippine Sea the importance of asserting Philippine sovereignty and sovereign rights without escalating tensions. This directive aligns with the explicit guidance of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., reinforcing the commitment of the PCG to uphold national interests while maintaining peace in the West Philippine Sea.show more