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China accuses Philippines of deliberating crashing into ship after vessels collide

Sky News Monday, 19 August 2024
China accuses Philippines of deliberating crashing into ship after vessels collideChina and the Philippines have blamed each other after a collision between their coastguard ships, in a new flashpoint between the countries.
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News video: China and Philippines trade blame after South China Sea collisions

China and Philippines trade blame after South China Sea collisions 00:57

The Philippine government says two of its coast guard ships were damaged in collisions with Chinese vessels that were conducting "unlawful and aggressive manoeuvres" near a disputed South China Sea reef. For its part, Beijing accuses Manila's ships of having "seriously violated" China's sovereignty...

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