Multiple Philippine illegal activity vessels and aircraft intrude into the waters under our jurisdiction at Huangyan Island.

Source: Global Times
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↑ On July 24, a Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources patrol vessel attempted to intrude into the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island, making a dangerously sharp turn near the bow of the Chinese Coast Guard ship Chuan Shan (drone photo). Xinhua News Agency

On July 24, multiple vessels from the Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Philippine Coast Guard ships, and fishing boats gathered in the waters near Huangyan Island in the South China Sea, with aircraft circling overhead, attempting to intrude into Chinese territorial waters. The Chinese Coast Guard ship Chuan Shan was lawfully patrolling the waters around Huangyan Island and took regulatory measures against the illegal activities of several Philippine vessels in the waters under China's jurisdiction.

↑ On July 24, two Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources patrol vessels attempted to intrude into the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island. The Chinese Coast Guard ship Chuan Shan responded in accordance with the law, with coast guard officers holding a water cannon remote control, observing the situation on site. Xinhua News Agency reporter Shi Yifei photographed.

↑ On July 24, a Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources patrol vessel attempted to intrude into the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island, sailing to the left of the Chinese Coast Guard ship Chuan Shan. Xinhua News Agency reporter Shi Yifei photographed.

↑ On July 24, a Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources patrol vessel attempted to intrude into the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island, sailing to the left of the Chinese Coast Guard ship Chuan Shan. Xinhua News Agency reporter Shi Yifei photographed.

↑ On July 24, a Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources patrol vessel attempted to intrude into the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island, sailing to the left of the Chinese Coast Guard ship Chuan Shan (drone photo). Xinhua News Agency

↑ On July 24, two Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources patrol vessels attempted to intrude into the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island, and the Chinese Coast Guard ship Chuan Shan responded in accordance with the law. Xinhua News Agency reporter Shi Yifei photographed.

Classification
Region
East Asia & Pacific
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category / Secondary Categories
Military Operations / Force Movement
Subcategory
Naval Engagement
SALUTE Report
Size
multiple vessels and aircraft
Activity
Philippine vessels attempted to intrude into Chinese territorial waters
Location
Scarborough Shoal · South China Sea
Unit
Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Philippine Coast Guard, Chinese Coast Guard
Time
July 24
Equipment
patrol vesselsaircraft
Summary

Philippine vessels and aircraft gathered near Scarborough Shoal on July 24, attempting to intrude into Chinese territorial waters. The Chinese Coast Guard responded to these incursions, enforcing maritime law against the Philippine Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and the Philippine Coast Guard vessels involved.

Key Facts
  • Multiple Philippine vessels and aircraft gathered near Scarborough Shoal.
  • Philippine vessels attempted to intrude into Chinese territorial waters.
  • Chinese Coast Guard responded to the illegal activities of Philippine vessels.