The China Coast Guard has seized control of a disputed reef near a major Philippine military outpost in the South China Sea, ...

The Philippines yesterday slammed an “irresponsible” Chinese state media report claiming a disputed reef in the South China Sea was under Beijing’s control, saying the “status quo” was unchanged.

“China Coast Guard 5102 never landed on the Pagasa Cay 2. From a certain distance, they were just taking photos and videos of the activities of the members of the [Philippine] team while we were ...

Play Video “This coordinated effort involved the Philippine Navy ... The state-run CCTV also posted photos of its coast guard holding the Chinese flag on what seems to be one of the cays.

Commodore Jay Tarriela, a Philippine coast guard spokesperson, said in a statement posted to X on Monday that its military had landed on Sandy Cay. The statement featured video and photos ...

In this photo provided by the Philippine Coast Guard, Filipino scientists reach sandbars called Sandy Cay at the disputed South China Sea on Thursday March 21, 2024. Chinese coast guard ships ...

The Philippines has denied a Chinese Coast Guard report that China ... a mission to Sandy Cay by the Philippine Coastguard and the Philippine Navy. Showing photos and videos of the Philippine ...

It was posted on X with a video and photos, including one showing team members holding up the Philippine flag. The Chinese coast guard described the Philippine landing as “illegal” and said ...

On January 25, Liu Dejun, CCG spokesperson, said that on January 24, Philippine vessels BRP ... effectively address these challenges. Photo: China Coast Guard officers enforce maritime management ...

The Philippine Coast Guard here terminated on Thursday afternoon its underwater search for a British national who was ...

with accompanying photos of its troops holding a Chinese flag. A Chinese coast guard statement described the Philippine landing on Sunday as “illegal.” During Sunday’s inspection, the Chinese coast ...

“The flag-raising debunks the statement published by China Coast Guard (CCG) on April 25, 2025, claiming control over Pag-asa Cay 2. Philippine authorities believe CCG’s photo does not reflect the ...