Philippines, China

Philippines deploys maritime and air assets to monitor China's 'monster ship'
The Philippines has deployed air and sea assets of its military and coast guard in its exclusive economic zone to monitor China's largest coast guard vessel, calling the ship's presence an act of Chinese "intimidation,
Philippines monitors 'monster' Chinese coast guard ship near its waters
Any wrongdoing or provocative action by China will face an appropriate response from the Philippine government, says official - Anadolu Ajansı
Philippines fishers urged: Ignore China ‘monster’
Filipino fishermen should continue their activities in the country’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) as Philippine naval and air assets are keeping a close watch on the China Coast Guard’s “monster ship,
Videos Shows US Ally Monitoring China's 'Monster Ship'
The 12,000-tonne vessel has reportedly been operating within the Philippines' exclusive economic zone for three days.
Philippine media hype activities of China's largest coast guard ship; Manila 'needs to adapt to changes'
The Philippine media outlet Inquirer.net reported on Monday that the China Coast Guard (CCG) Vessel 5901 was sighted 100 kilometers (54 nautical miles) from Capones Island through Canada's Dark Vessel Detection system,
China called out for 'monster ship' intimidation
THE Philippines sees as an act of "intimidation, coercion, and aggression" the continued presence of the China Coast Guard's "monster ship" off the coast of Zambales, National Security Council (NSC) spokesman Jonathan Malaya said on Monday.
Philippines Confronts 'Monster' Chinese Vessel in Maritime Standoff
The Philippines has deployed military and coast guard resources to monitor a large Chinese coast guard vessel in its exclusive economic zone, labeling the ship's presence as intimidation. Relations between the Philippines and China have strained due to frequent maritime disputes,
Philippines calls Chinese 'monster' ship an act of aggression
The Philippines calls the presence of a Chinese 'monster' ship off its coast an act of aggression::Philippine Coast Guard::January 5, 2025::South China Sea::The Chinese ship said it was within its own 'jurisdictional waters'According to video released by the Philippine coast guard,
Filipino Coast Guard orders Chinese 'Monster Ship' to leave
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ordered a Chinese monster ship to leave as it sailed in Philippine waters. Footage shows crew of the Philippine vessel BRP Cabra issuing a radio challenge to the gargantuan Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel 5901 seen lurking some 70 nautical miles off the Philippine main island of Luzon on January 5.
Philippines monitoring, challenging China ‘monster’ ship off Luzon
The National Security Council on Monday said the presence of China’s “Monster Ship” in the country’s exclusive economic zone was part of Beijings continuing intimidation, coercion, aggression, and deception in its territorial row with Manila over the West Philippine Sea.
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Philippines deploys maritime, air assets to monitor China's 'monster ship'
MANILA - The Philippines has deployed air and sea assets of its military and coast guard in its exclusive economic zone to ...
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