Tensions Escalate: Philippines Condemns China's Illegal Actions in South China Sea

The Philippines' defense secretary Gilberto Teodoro has condemned China's actions in the South China Sea as 'patently illegal' following a clash over a resupply mission for Filipino fishermen. Teodoro emphasized the need for preparedness against China's aggressive behavior in the disputed waters.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Manila | Updated: 26-08-2024 07:26 IST | Created: 26-08-2024 07:26 IST
Tensions Escalate: Philippines Condemns China's Illegal Actions in South China Sea
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The Philippines' Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro has described China's actions in the South China Sea as 'patently illegal' after a clash occurred on Sunday. The incident involved a resupply mission for Filipino fishermen in disputed waters.

'We have to expect these kinds of behavior from China because this is a struggle. We have to be ready to anticipate and to get used to these kinds of acts of China which are patently illegal as we have repeatedly said,' Teodoro stated to reporters.

The clash signifies ongoing tensions between the two nations, highlighting the need for the Philippines to remain vigilant in protecting its maritime interests.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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