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China Raises Flag On Disputed Reef Near Philippine Base, Escalating Tensions In South China Sea

Zee News Sunday, 27 April 2025 ()
Sandy Cay is positioned slightly over 3 kilometers from Thitu Island, referred to as Pag-asa by Manila, which hosts Philippine military installations, including a military-grade runway and approximately 250 residents.
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