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WATCH: Two Chinese ships collide while performing dangerous maneuvers around Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessel conducting Kadiwa Operations to aid Filipino fishermen in waters near Bajo de Masinloc. The collision took place between China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel 3104 and People's Liberation Army Navy (PLA Navy) ship 164. Following... show more

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Quito 🌸📡|BINI Signals World Tour 2026 📡1 year ago

Wag na mag offer ng assistance dapat. Katangahan nila yan. They shouldnt even be there in the first place. And they are the one endangering our fishermen and coast guard.

JeCurr1 year ago

Dangerous maneuvers at high speed by the PLAN ship and CCG boat - which was meant to trap the PCG vessel - resulted in their own collision. This is clearly an escalation by China. It’s fortunate that video shows what really happened so that China propaganda can’t twist the facts.

Michele Enriquez1 year ago

Buti nga sa inyo. Karma nyo yan haha

_ifck1 year ago

PUTANG INA KARMA!!!! HAHAHHAHA MAY MGA MAGAGALIT NNMN NA PRO-CHINA.

Coconut Block1 year ago

Buti nga.

@Bel12311 year ago

Deserve! No need for PH government to assist! No obligation at all, they are after all Philippine territory.

EmmanuelBoogle1 year ago

This collision was intended for the Phil. coast guard, luckily the Chinese miscalculated.

ᴱmmy⁷1 year ago

kakapal ng mukha!!!

jezzie1 year ago

daserv

StellaP1 year ago

Pakain niyo sila sa mga pating!!

Benjamin B🇨🇦🇺🇦1 year ago

@grok why can’t anyone stop china from doing this they are clearly forcing there ships to escalate dangerously until someone gets hurt? Is there hope that if they damage the ships the Philippines can’t afford to fix them and abandon their own waters?

brada1 year ago

Karma mga animal! Ang lawak lawak na ngang territory ninyo! Mga bully ayan! Dpa kayo nagsilubugan!

🩷 Innocence ™1 year ago

Pero iba ang iuulat ng Chinapost tungkol dyan - dalawang PCG ang bumangga sa CCG.

Simon C1 year ago

Voted the most overshared video of the day

Older Hong Kong1 year ago

Love this type of seamanship

Philippine Pages1 year ago

Peace.

Noise1 year ago

"This is Philippine Coast Guard. We also have some Bondo, that'll buff right out."

Jus03Mik1 year ago

KARMA yan!!

Ram 🍎1 year ago

dasurb hahhaha

JacquesADit_01 🍥 🇵🇭1 year ago

wag nang med assistance hayaan nyo silang mamatay

Truth Seekah1 year ago

Anyone surprised they can't drive?

Haj Khiemer1 year ago

Merese sa sobrang ganid!

Jiang1 year ago

should you need a medical assistant, dasurv.

lous 🇻🇦1 year ago

Why does the Philippine government administration hesitate to invoke ‘the Mutual Defense Treaty’? One of the DND personnel has already suffered a finger loss during the last harassment. Is the DND holding off until a fatality occurs before taking action? Communist China has deployed its navy and coast guard, encircling the vessel in the latest harassment. Luckily, someone on the Filipino DND side nearly lost their life today.

grimacegray1 year ago

Someone is getting fired if not demoted from PLA navy🤣🤣🤣without firing a shot🤣🤣🤣posting W 🇵🇭

Rosa1 year ago

Dasurv

The Accountant1 year ago

instant Karma! 🙈🙈🙈🥷🏻🇺🇸👑

JB1 year ago

Naval pit maneuver? 🤣

Ma Roda Bayer1 year ago

Huwag nyo kaming subukan! Mga chekwa Lang kayo. Bansa ng mga pinakamagaling na Marino kami! 🤣🤣🤣

Vic Thor1 year ago

Two China One Collision ! Joined by the gods of 4TUNE. Chinese Coast Guard 3104 vs Chinese destroyer 164 ! 4 for DEATH similarly sounding whether Mandarin or Cantonese !

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WATCH: After the collision of China Coast Guard (CCG) 3104 and People's Liberation Army (PLA) Navy 164, two floating objects can be seen near the damaged ship. No confirmation of a man overboard incident from the CCG but they were seen lowering a rigid hull inflatable boat (RHIB) right after the incident. The PCG likewise offered help. However, the PCG official said in a virtual interview that China did not respond to the Philippines’ offer to help. | via Raffy Tima/GMA Integrated News 📹: PCG

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14,109 views • 1 year ago

🇨🇳🇵🇭 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 to the bow. The incident took place earlier on Monday.

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My view of the collision at sea of China Coast Guard 3104 and PLA Navy 164 in the vicinity of Bajo de Masinloc in Zambales, Philippines. Before this, the Chinese navy and coast guard ships nearly collided twice trying to outmaneuver BRP Suluan of the Philippine Coast Guard.

My view of the collision at sea of China Coast Guard 3104 and PLA Navy 164 in the vicinity of Bajo de Masinloc in Zambales, Philippines. Before this, the Chinese navy and coast guard ships nearly collided twice trying to outmaneuver BRP Suluan of the Philippine Coast Guard.

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4,127,474 views • 1 year ago

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438,662 views • 1 year ago

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333,602 views • 2 years ago

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211,043 views • 1 year ago

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165,366 views • 1 year ago

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