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A spokesperson for the China Coast Guard made a speech on the Philippines' illegal "sitting on the beach" Renai Reef warship transportation
2025-04-27 source:CCTV.com

CCTV News: Liu Dejun, spokesperson of the China Coast Guard, said that on January 24, with the permission of China, the Philippines sent a civilian ship to illegally "sit on the beach" Ren'ai Reef warship to transport daily necessities. The Chinese Coast Guard inquired and confirmed the Philippine ships and supervised the entire process. We hope that the Philippines will keep its promises, move with China, and jointly manage the maritime situation. The Chinese Coast Guard will continue to carry out rights protection and law enforcement activities in the Nansha Islands, including Renai Reef, and their nearby waters in accordance with the law.

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