Posted on Nov 22, 2021
Philippines sends resupply boats to shoal after Chinese blockade
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The Philippine military defiantly redeployed two supply boats on Monday to provide food to Filipino marines guarding a disputed shoal in the South China Sea after the Chinese coast guard used water cannons to forcibly turn the boats away in an assault last week that drew angry condemnation and warnings from Manila.
The Philippine military defiantly redeployed two supply boats on Monday to provide food to Filipino marines guarding a disputed shoal in the South China Sea after the Chinese coast guard used water cannons to forcibly turn the boats away in an assault last week that drew angry condemnation and warnings from Manila.
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WOW, China is cutting off supply boats to the Philippines? Who else are they messing with besides Taiwan and The Philippines and us of course?
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PFC David Foster anyone they think they can bully & get away with it... reminds me of TrumPUDlicans.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."A Philippine senator, Panfilo Lacson, said he flew to Thitu on Saturday and his jet received a radio message from the Chinese coast guard warning it to stay away. Lacson, who is running for president in next year's election, said he and his companions landed on the island, where he planted three Philippine flags and led a flag-raising ceremony while Chinese coast guard ships patrolled nearby.
"This is my country, not theirs. They had no right," said Lacson, a former national police chief."
..."A Philippine senator, Panfilo Lacson, said he flew to Thitu on Saturday and his jet received a radio message from the Chinese coast guard warning it to stay away. Lacson, who is running for president in next year's election, said he and his companions landed on the island, where he planted three Philippine flags and led a flag-raising ceremony while Chinese coast guard ships patrolled nearby.
"This is my country, not theirs. They had no right," said Lacson, a former national police chief."
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