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Using Canada's Dark Vessel Detection technology, the Philippine Coast Guard was able to successfully track the movements of the Chinese Coast Guard's 165-meter monster ship, CCG-5901. On July 1st, the ship departed from Hainan and entered the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) on the following day. On July 3rd,...

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China's actions contradict the Confucian principle of reciprocity. How would they react if a foreign vessel entered their own EEZ, 230 nautical miles their shores, considering they claim waters near the Philippines despite the great distance they needed to travel to get there?

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Thank you for your continued efforts to update Filipinos on the real situations on our waters. I/We appreciate it very much.

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The #PRC knows they are what they say they are: North Koreans on steroids.

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Learn your place Tarriela

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🇨🇳 finds contentment by intimidating its smaller neighbor nations through projecting their self-perceived might. But of course, we all know that they're too timid to even think of attempting the same intimidation against their peers.

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f*ck, u need some dark tech to detect a 165meter ship? r u sure u r qualified as a senior officer in PCG？

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And yet when it suits them, they cite UNCLOS and insists on the rule of law.

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Keep up the good work, @coastguardph! 🇵🇭

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Why would you need Canada’s dark vessel detection technology to track such a big ship? A simple plane would easily do this. lol. 😂

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DVD System is literally a joint arrangement between Canada's DFO and PHL National Coast Watch Center. It utilized layered multi-sensor satellite data to provide near real time satellite imagery , also to counter vessels deliberately turning off their AIS.

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When the Philippine Coast Guard detected the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard vessel 5901, positioned 54 nautical miles off the coast of Capones Island, Zambales, using Canada's Dark Vessel Detection (DVD) system, Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, the PCG Commandant, promptly dispatched BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) along with a PCG Helicopter and PCG Caravan to verify the incursion and assert their presence. By around 1700H this afternoon, MRRV 4409 and the PCG Caravan confirmed that the Chinese vessel was indeed in the area identified by the DVD. The PCG vessel and aircraft continuously challenged the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard, emphasizing that it was operating within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in accordance with the Philippine Maritime Zones Law and UNCLOS. As of 2000H this evening, BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) continues to monitor the Chinese vessel as it heads west, now 85 nautical miles away from Zambales. The PCG remains committed to closely monitoring this Chinese Coast Guard vessel to ensure that Filipino fishermen can operate safely and without harassment within our Exclusive Economic Zone.
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When the Philippine Coast Guard detected the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard vessel 5901, positioned 54 nautical miles off the coast of Capones Island, Zambales, using Canada's Dark Vessel Detection (DVD) system, Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, the PCG Commandant, promptly dispatched BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) along with a PCG Helicopter and PCG Caravan to verify the incursion and assert their presence. By around 1700H this afternoon, MRRV 4409 and the PCG Caravan confirmed that the Chinese vessel was indeed in the area identified by the DVD. The PCG vessel and aircraft continuously challenged the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard, emphasizing that it was operating within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in accordance with the Philippine Maritime Zones Law and UNCLOS. As of 2000H this evening, BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) continues to monitor the Chinese vessel as it heads west, now 85 nautical miles away from Zambales. The PCG remains committed to closely monitoring this Chinese Coast Guard vessel to ensure that Filipino fishermen can operate safely and without harassment within our Exclusive Economic Zone.

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