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Never forget how China "stole" Mischief Reef from Philippines and converted it into a massive military base! In 1995 China step a " temporary" wooden structure at the Mischief Reef, inside Philippines Exclusive Economic Zone. According to Beijing, the wooden structure was meant to provide shelter to Chinese fishermen....

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In 1999 the then Chinese Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi, said in Manila that the Chinese built facilities at Mischief Reef was purely for civilian purposes. Clearly, he was lying! Mischief Reef today, is among the biggest military bases in the world!
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In 1999 the then Chinese Assistant Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi, said in Manila that the Chinese built facilities at Mischief Reef was purely for civilian purposes. Clearly, he was lying! Mischief Reef today, is among the biggest military bases in the world!

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13,637 views • 2 months ago

After illegally occupying Mischief Reef, Subi Reef & Scarborough Shoal, located inside Philippines's EEZ & converting them into military bases & waging Gray Zone Warfare inside PH' water,China is accusing Philippines of destabalising South China Sea! 1/3 Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼 Jay Tarriela
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37,616 views • 1 year ago

China has started building structures at the Scarborough Shoal. Soon, these small structures will turn into runways, missile silos, naval dockyard etc. This is exactly how China converted Mischief Reef into a massive military base. Now it's Scarborough Shoal. Wake Up, World!
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China has started building structures at the Scarborough Shoal. Soon, these small structures will turn into runways, missile silos, naval dockyard etc. This is exactly how China converted Mischief Reef into a massive military base. Now it's Scarborough Shoal. Wake Up, World!

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45,475 views • 1 month ago

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BREAKING: China has launched flares at a Philippine Coast Guard plane, with Philippine Coast Guard spokesperson Rear Admiral Jay Tarriela on board, flying near Mischief Reef in the Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) of the Philippines. The plane was filming the massive scale of the illegal land reclamation by the Chinese government in the area. China established control there in 1995, initially claiming that it was “only building a shed for fishermen.” Today, they have built artificial islands with a total reclaimed area of 1,379 acres (558 hectares) which they have developed into China’s largest military outpost in the South China Sea, featuring runways, hangars, radar systems and air defense systems. In 2016, the United Nations arbitral tribunal ruling (Philippines v. China) under UNCLOS declared that Mischief Reef is falls within the Philippines’ EEZ and that China’s claims and activities there violate Philippine rights. China rejected the ruling. The reef lies only 120 nautical miles from the Philippines and is more than 600 nautical miles away from China. China continues is aggression and land theft from the Philippines under its “ten-dash line” lie 🇨🇳🇵🇭

Visegrád 24

446,567 views • 3 months ago

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This shows the massive scale of the illegal reclamation by the Chinese government on Panganiban Reef (Mischief Reef), located well within our Exclusive Economic Zone. Whenever our aircraft pass through the area during Maritime Domain Awareness flights, China has the audacity to challenge us claiming that they have “indisputable sovereignty” in this area—and in some instances, like the one shown here, they have even launched flares toward our aircraft. It is worth noting that China first illegally occupied Panganiban Reef, initially claiming they were only building a shelter for fishermen. Today, it stands as one of the largest Chinese military installations in the entire South China Sea. We should not forget that the reef lies only about 120 nautical miles from the coastline of Palawan, yet more than 600 nautical miles away from China.

Jay Tarriela

271,758 views • 3 months ago

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This is a Chinese Military Base inside Philippines's EEZ, having facilities like airstrip, radar stations, missile pods, shelter & training facilities for troops etc. China has illegally built many such bases in Philippines & Vietnam's territory. West Philippine Sea Ian Chong 莊嘉穎

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258,418 views • 19 days ago

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
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During his visit to Manila in 1995, Wang Yi, then serving as the Deputy Director in China's Ministry Of Foreign Affairs, said that Chinese structures at Mischief Reef are for civilian purposes only & would always remain so. Philippines believed what he said & that was a mistake!

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On April 21, China Coast Guard discovered that the Philippine vessel illegally grounded at Ren’ai Reef was burning trash and dumping waste directly into the waters of the South China Sea. The vessel in question is the BRP Sierra Madre — a warship deliberately grounded by the Philippines. This latest incident is not an isolated case. It is yet another exposure of the Philippines’ long-term pollution of the ecosystem around Ren’ai Reef. #MediaUnlocked

MediaUnlocked

30,426 views • 2 months ago

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From June 15 to 18, the Philippines dispatched multiple vessels to carry out illegal operations near Banyue Reef and Jianzhang Reef in the South China Sea, according to the China Coast Guard (CCG). While Manila claimed it was "fisheries protection", the reality is clear: civilians are being used as cover for escalating provocations and infringing actions. China's position is firm. We have indisputable sovereignty over the Nansha Islands, including Banyue Reef and Jianzhang Reef. The CCG will continue regular law enforcement operations to safeguard national sovereignty and maritime rights.

MediaUnlocked

26,104 views • 1 year ago

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27,271 views • 2 years ago

100 Chinese maritime militia ships cordoning off the Whitson Reef in the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines, blocking access to Filipino fishermen who have been working there for decades. China is again about to seize foreign territory in the SCS
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100 Chinese maritime militia ships cordoning off the Whitson Reef in the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Philippines, blocking access to Filipino fishermen who have been working there for decades. China is again about to seize foreign territory in the SCS

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1,324,147 views • 2 years ago

WATCH: Chinese forces release flares as a Philippine Coast Guard aircraft conducting maritime patrols over the Kalayaan Island Group flew near Mischief Reef or Panganiban Reef—one of Beijing’s largest air and naval bases in the West Philippine Sea. ABS-CBN News
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WATCH: Chinese forces release flares as a Philippine Coast Guard aircraft conducting maritime patrols over the Kalayaan Island Group flew near Mischief Reef or Panganiban Reef—one of Beijing’s largest air and naval bases in the West Philippine Sea. ABS-CBN News

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222,258 views • 3 months ago

China said in 1988 that Fiery Cross Reef, inside the Philippine EEZ, was a fishermen’s shelter. That was a lie. It’s now a missile-armed airbase sitting on a major shipping route BELIEVE CHINA AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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China said in 1988 that Fiery Cross Reef, inside the Philippine EEZ, was a fishermen’s shelter. That was a lie. It’s now a missile-armed airbase sitting on a major shipping route BELIEVE CHINA AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Dr. Minh Tran

14,847 views • 5 months ago

Chinese fishermen deliberately destroy the Coral Reefs in South China Sea, using the propellers of their fishing boats! Chinese fishers drag brass propellers of their fishing bots across the reef to dig up clams, leaving behind deep scars on the ocean floor. This destructive technique has devastated large areas of coral reefs, causing long-term damage to the ecosystem. China's illegal giant clam harvesting activities have destroyed over 16,500 acres of coral reef across the South China Sea, mostly inside Philippines's Exclusive Economic Zone. TonySanghoLee ToniSpeakeasy 🇵🇭 Rommel Lopez Jay T Yael _Formosa 鹿島之風🧋⛩️
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Isabella Anderson

34,701 views • 6 months ago

Radio Tower = China Radar Antenna = China Airstrip = China But Territory = The Philippines China Dredged Sand from Manila Bay & use it in illegal construction over the disputed Reef.
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Radio Tower = China Radar Antenna = China Airstrip = China But Territory = The Philippines China Dredged Sand from Manila Bay & use it in illegal construction over the disputed Reef.

Nguyen Thi hong

93,116 views • 3 months ago

By mid 2016, China had built a full-fledged runway that would just take 9 minutes for a Chinese aircraft to reach the Philippine Coast. Mischief was naturally a submerged atoll, but China dredged up millions of tons of material to build this into a new Island.
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By mid 2016, China had built a full-fledged runway that would just take 9 minutes for a Chinese aircraft to reach the Philippine Coast. Mischief was naturally a submerged atoll, but China dredged up millions of tons of material to build this into a new Island.

Nguyen Thi hong

12,694 views • 2 months ago

China has destroyed over 20000 acres of Coral Reefs in the South China Sea, mostly inside the Philippines's waters. Inside the Philippines' waters, over 4000 acres of Coral Reefs have been destroyed by the illegal Chinese Giant Clam Poachers alone. Under the protection of the Chinese Navy & China Coast Guard, Chinese poaching boats would sail right up to the coast of the Philippines and start to do their destructive work. To get to the giant clams, the poachers would anchor small boats over the fragile reefs, stick their long screw shafts right into the soft coral, and then rev their engines hard, completely shredding the coral into pieces. This is being done on a large scale, and the effect on the coral reef has been devastating. Where miles of vibrant, fish-feeding coral used to be, there is now only miles of dead, grey nothingness. Informed PH Charlie B Yael _Formosa 鹿島之風🧋⛩️
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China has destroyed over 20000 acres of Coral Reefs in the South China Sea, mostly inside the Philippines's waters. Inside the Philippines' waters, over 4000 acres of Coral Reefs have been destroyed by the illegal Chinese Giant Clam Poachers alone. Under the protection of the Chinese Navy & China Coast Guard, Chinese poaching boats would sail right up to the coast of the Philippines and start to do their destructive work. To get to the giant clams, the poachers would anchor small boats over the fragile reefs, stick their long screw shafts right into the soft coral, and then rev their engines hard, completely shredding the coral into pieces. This is being done on a large scale, and the effect on the coral reef has been devastating. Where miles of vibrant, fish-feeding coral used to be, there is now only miles of dead, grey nothingness. Informed PH Charlie B Yael _Formosa 鹿島之風🧋⛩️

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34,626 views • 7 months ago