After a month of calm, China harasses Philippine patrol in the South China Sea
The South China Sea, with its many strategic islands, is one of the biggest maritime routes in the world and has been a flashpoint between China and its neighbors. Naval aggression between the various nations is not new but follows a month of respite.
Chinese ships fire water cannons, collide with Philippine vessels in disputed waters
Chinese warships and Coast Guard cutters fired water cannons and collided with a Philippines maritime patrol in disputed waters on Wednesday, marking the latest skirmish between the countries in the South China Sea.
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