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The Philippines’ flaccid response to the grounded Chinese warship within its claimed territory

Posted on July 15, 2012 By benign0 11 Comments on The Philippines’ flaccid response to the grounded Chinese warship within its claimed territory
The Philippines’ flaccid response to the grounded Chinese warship within its claimed territory

So finally a Chinese warship that had run aground in Half Moon Shoal (known as Hasa-Hasa Shoal to the Philippine Government) had been “rescued” and “refloated” by other Chinese navy vessels that had come to its rescue. The rescue party reportedly consisted of “at least five vessels and several smaller boats” freed the People’s Liberation…

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