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☆ Philippines to continue to deploy vessels in contested South China Sea shoal
  + stars: | 2024-09-16 | by ( ) www.cnbc.com   time to read: +1 min
China Coast Guard ships (background L and R) are seen past the Philippine Coast Guard ship BRP Cape Engano (C), as photographed from the BRP Cabra during a supply mission to Sabina Shoal in disputed waters of the South China Sea on Aug. 26, 2024. The Philippines will continuously deploy vessels in the contested Sabina Shoal in the South China Sea, its coast guard said on Monday after a Philippine ship returned to port after a five-month deployment there. "We will sustain presence over these waters," Philippine Coast Guard Spokesperson Jay Tarriela told a press conference. The PCG's vessel, Teresa Magbanua, was deployed to Sabina Shoal in April to monitor what Manila suspects to be China's small-scale land reclamation activities in the area. Sabina Shoal, which China refers to as Xianbin Reef and the Philippines as the Escoda Shoal, lies west of the Philippine province of Palawan, within the country's exclusive economic zone.
Persons: Sabina Shoal, Sabina, Jay Tarriela, Teresa Magbanua, Tarriela Organizations: China Coast Guard, Philippine Coast Guard, BRP Locations: Sabina, South, Philippines, South China, Philippine, Manila, China, Palawan
☆ One of China's neighbors says it's pulled a key patrol vessel out of the South China Sea after a 5-month standoff
  + stars: | 2024-09-16 | by ( Thibault Spirlet | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +3 min
Read previewThe Philippines has withdrawn one of its key patrol vessels from the South China Sea, where tensions with China have been growing in recent months. But, he added, its presence in the waters had been "further complicated by the structural damage to the vessel resulting from the deliberate ramming by the China Coast Guard on August 31, 2024." AdvertisementThe Teresa Magbanua has operated since April around Sabina Shoal — a disputed island in the South China Sea that has become a key flash point between the Philippines and China. Earlier this month, the Philippines' Rear Adm. Roy Vincent Trinidad told the Daily Tribune that the Teresa Magbanua had been outnumbered by more than 50 Chinese ships. China "has indisputable sovereignty over Xianbin Jiao and its adjacent waters," Liu Dejun, a spokesperson for China's Coast Guard, said, using the island's Chinese name.
Persons: —, Jay Tarriela, BRP Teresa Magbanua, Teresa Magbanua, Tarriela, Roy Vincent Trinidad, Lucas Bersamin, Xianbin Jiao, Liu Dejun, Teresa Magbanua's, Alexander Lopez, Lopez Organizations: Service, Coast Guard, BRP, Philippine Coast Guard, Business, China Coast Guard, South China, coastguard, Daily Tribune, National Maritime Council, Armed Forces, Guard, China's Coast Guard, Reuters, Sunday Locations: South China, China, Philippines, Sabina, South, Philippine, China's, Sabina Shoal, Xianbin
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