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🇨🇳🇵🇭 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...

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