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🇨🇳 PLA Navy Type 052D destroyer Guilin (164) successfully blocked 🇨🇳 CCG vessel 3104 from blasting water canon at 🇵🇭 PCG vessel BRP Suluan (MRV 4406)… 😂😂😂

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