Chinese Warship Hits Philippines Boats; 30-Minutes Of Non-Stop Water Attack; South China Sea Clash
September 17, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Philippine coast guard said Tuesday two Chinese coast guard ships hit a Filipino fishing vessel with powerful water cannons for nearly 30 minutes “resulting in significant damage," including in the captain's cabin and the bridge.
A glass window was shattered and injured a personnel while the deluge of water caused a short circuit that affected electrical outlets and five outdoor air-conditioning units, it said.
A Chinese navy warship also broadcast a radio notice “announcing live-fire exercises” at the shoal which caused panic among Filipino fishermen, said the Philippine coast guard.
The Philippine coast guard and fisheries ships were deployed to the shoal on Tuesday to provide fuel, water, ice and other aid to more than 35 fishing boats in the area.
Several friendly countries have backed the Philippines on the nature reserve.
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