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THE Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on Tuesday maintained that the presence of Chinese vessels in Ayungin Shoal is illegal and that their aggressive actions are in violation of the international Collision Regulations (COLREG).
SERIOUSLY concerned over the recent “aggression” of Chinese ships resulting in two collision incidents near the Ayungin Shoal, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. ordered the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) to conduct an investigation, according to the Department of National Defense (DND). He gave the instruction at a command conference in Malacañang on Monday after Chinese coast
Philippine military chief Romeo Brawner said China’s actions off of Thitu Island last week were ‘dangerous and offensive maneuvers.’
MANILA (Philippine Daily Inquirer/Asia News Network): A Chinese Navy warship carried out what the Philippine military called “dangerous manoeuvres” when it crossed a Philippine Navy transport ship’s bow at a distance of 350 yards, the latest aggressive action of Beijing in the West Philippine Sea.
(1st UPDATE) On October 13, the AFP says the BRP Benguet warned a China Navy ship off for its 'dangerous maneuvers' against a Philippine Navy vessel