Philippine ship, Chinese vessel collide in disputed South China Sea

Financial Times

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Philippines secretly reinforces ship at centre of South China Sea disputeFinancial Times

The Sierra Madre has become the most dangerous flashpoint in the Indo-Pacific

World Socialist Web Site

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Collision between Chinese and Philippine vessels in South China Sea brings war tensions in the region to a breaking point

Tensions in the South China Sea, as in much of the world, are at a fever pitch. Washington is goading the Philippines into provoking war with China.

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Philippines blames China for ‘personnel injury and vessel damage’ in South China Sea collision

Manila has accused China of injuring Filipino personnel and damaging Philippine vessels during a South China Sea collision earlier this week, as tensions simmer over territorial disputes in the resource-rich and strategically important waterway.

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This new clash at sea between Chinese and Philippine ships raises fears of an escalation, or even an armed conflict between the two countries.

Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

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Naval vessels collide in disputed South China Sea

Chinese and Philippine military vessels collided in the disputed South China Sea, an incident the two sides blamed on each other

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China, Philippines clash over South China Sea ship collision

A maritime mishap in the South China Sea has sparked a wave of blame between China and the Philippines after two ships collided on Monday, June 17. The incident occurred near the highly disputed Second Thomas Shoal. China claims a Philippine supply ship entered its waters "deliberately and dangerously," and collided with a Chinese vessel. Manila dismissed these allegations as "deceptive and misleading." China claims nearly the entire South Chin…