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The Philippine coast guard vessel, coded 9701, intentionally collided with a China Coast Guard (CCG) ship carrying normal law enforcement activities in the lagoon of Xianbin Jiao on Saturday, and the responsibility lies entirely with the Philippine side, said Liu Dejun, a spokesman for the CCG.
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You’re a big liar! Stop spreading fake news!

China’s accusation that the Philippine Coast Guard ship “deliberately collided” sounds like another attempt to control the narrative and deflect blame. Given the tensions in the South China Sea, it is hard not to see this as a familiar blame game aimed at protecting its image. Instead of resolving the dispute through dialogue or international mechanisms, China has continued to resort to confrontation and propaganda. Such justifications only deepen doubts about the sincerity of China’s peaceful rhetoric in the region.

What?? A non moving vessel intentionally collided with your CCG??? 🤣🤣🤣🤡🤡🤡

While it’s obvious from the visuals that the 🇨🇳CG vessel deliberately rammed the 🇵🇭CG vessel ( which happened inside the 🇵🇭 200nm EEZ ), 🇨🇳 insists that readers should just trust their word. If there’s anything lower than a gutter-level article, this is a classic example.

Keep lying...

Don't be idiots. It was clear who was in the wrong with their dangerous and illegal premeditated action and it wasn't the Philippines.

that's your version of the story and the video also came from you. but logically speaking, it doesn't make sense for a small ship to intentionally hit a huge ship.

Manilla should intentionally collide those instead. These coast guard boats would make great habitats for biodiversity in the shoal.

You rammed the Philippine boat! Pirates!!!



