China takes 'reciprocal countermeasures' in sea clash with Philippines
In this photo, taken from video by the Armed Forces of the Philippines, China Coast Guard personnel, left, on rigid hull inflatable boat chases Philippine Navy personnel aboard a rubber boat at the Second Thomas Shoal, locally known as Ayungin Shoal, at the disputed South China Sea, Monday.
- ▪In this photo, taken from video by the Armed Forces of the Philippines, China Coast Guard personnel, left, on rigid hull inflatable boat chases Philippine Navy personnel aboard a rubber boat at the Second Thomas Shoal, locally known as Ayun
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- ▪ China, Philippines blame each other over South China Sea clash — ABC News (Australia)
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| Publication time | Mon, 20 Jul 2026 13:07:03 GMT |
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In this photo, taken from video by the Armed Forces of the Philippines, China Coast Guard personnel, left, on rigid hull inflatable boat chases Philippine Navy personnel aboard a rubber boat at the Second Thomas Shoal, locally known as Ayungin Shoal, at the disputed South China Sea, Monday. AP-YonhapChina said on Monday it responded in kind during a maritime clash with the Philippines in waters near a grounded vessel that has long served as a Philippine garrison in the disputed South China Sea.The China Coast Guard said in a statement that it issued "verbal warnings" and "reciprocal countermeasures" against Philippine "personnel", rejecting an earlier account of the incident by Manila as a "complete reversal of the truth."
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