Chinese and Philippine Coast Guards Blame Each Other After Ships Collide in South China Sea

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******** and Philippine Coast Guards Blame Each Other After Ships Collide in South China Sea

The ******** and Philippine Coast Guard both accused each other of causing a collision between ships in the South China Sea early on Monday, August 19.

Footage released by the ******** Coast Guard showed the moment it said “Philippine Coast Guard Ship No 4410 deliberately collided” with a ******** vessel following an “******** intrusion”.

Philippine media, citing the coast guard,

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two Philippine ships were subjected to “unlawful and aggressive maneuvers”, causing damage to both.

The ******** Coast Guard said the footage shows BRP Bagacay (MRRV-4410), but according to the time-stamp and the Philippine Coast Guard it actually shows

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involving BRP Cape Engano (MRRV-4411).

BRP Cape Engano was hit on its starboard side, causing a ***** in the deck, according to the Philippine Coast Guard.

BRP Bagacay also suffered structural damage in a separate collision, the Philippine Coast Guard

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Credit: ******** Coast Guard via Storyful

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