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China’s military says it ‘drove away’ U.S. destroyer in disputed shoal in South China Sea
China ’s military said on Wednesday it monitored and “drove away” a U.S. destroyer that sailed near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the busy waterway of the South China Sea, while the U.S. Navy said its action was in line with international law.
The United States is disputing China’s claim that it chased away an American warship conducting a freedom of navigation operation near Scarborough Shoal on Wednesday. A U.S. guided-missile destroyer ...
A US Navy guided-missile destroyer performed a so-called Freedom of Navigation operation (FONOP) near disputed Scarborough ...
On Monday, China's coast guard said it took necessary measures to expel Philippine vessels from waters around the Scarborough ...
China’s defence ministry accused Philippine Coast Guard vessels on Friday of “dangerous manoeuvres” in response to reports of ...
Beijing protests over USS Higgins’ presence near Scarborough Shoal while American navy says its presence is lawful.
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Philippines says not responsible for China vessel crash near Scarborough Shoal
The Philippines is rejecting blame for the collision between two Chinese vessels near Scarborough Shoal earlier this week, an ...
The Chinese military said on Wednesday it monitored and "drove away" a U.S. destroyer that sailed near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, while the U.S. Navy said its action was in ...
The DFA maintained that it holds no responsibility for the collision of two Chinese vessels when they encroached into waters ...
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