Coverage dated November 17, 2021

China coast guard uses water cannon against Philippine boats

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Chinese coast guard ships have blocked and used water cannons on two Philippine supply boats heading to a disputed shoal occupied by Filipino marines in the South China Sea. Foreign

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  1. WFMZ Allentown

    China coast guard uses water cannon against Philippine boats (opens WFMZ Allentown)

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    Chinese coast guard ships have blocked and used water cannons on two Philippine supply boats heading to a disputed shoal occupied by Filipino marines in the South China Sea. Foreign

  2. CNN

    Philippines accuses Chinese Coast Guard of firing water cannons on its supply boats (opens CNN)

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    The Philippines condemned "in strongest terms" the actions of three Chinese Coast Guard vessels which blocked and used water cannons on two Manila supply boats on their way to a Philippine-occupied atoll in the South China Sea, its top diplomat said on Thursday.

  3. Deutsche Welle

    Philippines says China blocked boats, fired water cannons in South China sea | DW (opens Deutsche Welle)

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    Two Philippine boats carrying food supplies for soldiers to the disputed Second Thomas shoal were blocked by the Chinese coast guard, who allegedly fired water cannons on them. No injuries were reported in the incident.

  4. Newsweek

    Philippines warns China of U.S. defense treaty after water cannon fired at Filipino boats (opens Newsweek)

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    Chinese coast guard water-cannoned Philippine supply ships at the disputed Second Thomas Shoal, prompting Filipino officials to remind them of a U.S. treaty.

  5. France 24

    Philippines accuses Chinese vessels of firing water cannon at its boats (opens France 24)

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    The Philippines on Thursday accused Chinese Coast Guard vessels of firing water cannon at boats delivering supplies to Filipino marines in the disputed South China Sea, and ordered Beijing to "back o…

  6. Voice of America

    China Coast Guard Blocks Philippine Boats in Disputed Sea (opens Voice of America)

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    Action provokes protest to China, warning from Philippine government that its vessels are covered under mutual defense treaty with US

  7. France 24

    Philippines says Chinese ships block its boats with water cannons in disputed sea (opens France 24)

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    Chinese coast guard ships blocked and used water cannons on two Philippine supply boats heading to a disputed shoal occupied by Filipino marines in the South China Sea, provoking an angry protest to…

  8. Fox News

    Chinese coast guard sprays Philippine boat with water cannon at disputed region (opens Fox News)

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    Chinese coast guard ships blocked and sprayed a powerful stream of water at two Philippine boats carrying supplies to troops at a disputed South China Sea shoal, prompting Manila to order Beijing’s ships to back off and warn that its supply vessels are covered by a mutual defense treaty with the Uni…

  9. Newsweek

    China Coast Guard ships fire water cannons at Philippine vessels (opens Newsweek)

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    Manila called the Chinese actions "illegal" and reminded Beijing of the U.S.'s backing on South China Sea disputes.

  10. The Guardian

    Chinese vessels use water cannon to block Philippines vessels from disputed shoal (opens The Guardian)

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    Philippines voices its ‘outrage and condemnation’, saying actions by coastguard in South China Sea were illegal

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