The China Coast Guard (CCG) confirmed it closely monitored a Philippine civilian vessel delivering supplies to a grounded military ship in the Ren'ai Jiao waters of the South China Sea this week. Spokesperson Liu Dejun stated the operation occurred with China's permission, emphasizing the CCG conducted 'inquiries, verification, and full monitoring' throughout the process.
Liu urged Manila to 'honor its commitments' and collaborate with Beijing to manage maritime tensions. The CCG reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding Chinese sovereignty in the region, including Nansha Qundao (Spratly Islands).
This development comes amid ongoing discussions about resource rights and regional stability in the strategically vital waterway. While details remain sparse, the incident highlights the delicate balance between diplomacy and sovereignty enforcement.
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The China Coast Guard (CCG) confirmed it closely monitored a Philippine civilian vessel delivering supplies to a grounded military ship in the Ren'ai Jiao waters of the South China Sea this week. Spokesperson Liu Dejun stated the operation occurred with China's permission, emphasizing the CCG conducted 'inquiries, verification, and full monitoring' throughout the process.
Liu urged Manila to 'honor its commitments' and collaborate with Beijing to manage maritime tensions. The CCG reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding Chinese sovereignty in the region, including Nansha Qundao (Spratly Islands).
This development comes amid ongoing discussions about resource rights and regional stability in the strategically vital waterway. While details remain sparse, the incident highlights the delicate balance between diplomacy and sovereignty enforcement.
