Manila files diplomatic protest after Chinese jets fire flares near patrol plane
- The Philippine government has filed a diplomatic protest against Beijing after Chinese jets flew dangerously close and fired flares at a Philippine patrol plane over a disputed shoal in the South China Sea.
- Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. described the actions of the Chinese jets as “unjustified, illegal and reckless.”
- The Southern Theater Command of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army claimed the Philippine plane “illegally” entered their airspace, disrupting their combat training activities.
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Manila files diplomatic protest after Chinese jets fire flares near patrol plane
The Philippine Navy condemned recent actions by Chinese fighter jets over the disputed Scarborough Shoal as “coercive, aggressive and deceptive.” During an incident on Aug. 8, Chinese aircraft reportedly dropped flares dangerously close to a Philippine Air Force patrol plane, escalating tensions over the strategic South China Sea territory, which both nations claim. https://twitter.com/FMangosingINQ/status/1822475545931616360 Philippine Rear Ad…
Philippines Protests Chinese Air Force Jets' Firing of Flares in the Path of Patrol Plane
The Philippine government has filed a diplomatic protest after Chinese jets flew dangerously close and fired flares in the path of a Philippine air force patrol plane over a disputed shoal in the South China Sea
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MANILA, Philippines – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved in principle the creation of a Cabinet cluster for education to strengthen coordination of the three education agencies under the executive branch. Education Secretary Sonny Angara made the announcement on Tuesday, August 13, after meeting with the President and other education officials in Malacañang. “At the end of the meeting, President Marcos mentioned that, in principle, he appro…
Philippines protests China's airspace harassment
The Philippine government has protested China's firing of flares in the path of a Philippine Air Force (PAF) patrol plane over the West Philippine Sea.Ma. Teresita Daza, Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) spokesperson, confirmed the government's move, while the Chinese Embassy in Manila on Tuesday remained mum on the incident."Yes," Daza said on Tuesday, Aug. 13, when asked if the government already filed a diplomatic protest against China. She…
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