1 Philippine Navy Battles 22 Chinese Ships at Scarborough

1 Philippine Navy Vessel vs 22 Chinese Ships at Scarborough Shoal | West Philippine Sea Tension

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A lone Philippine Navy vessel stood firm against 22 Chinese ships near Scarborough Shoal in the West Philippine Sea, highlighting the ongoing maritime dispute between the Philippines and China. Despite being outnumbered, the Philippine presence symbolizes resilience, sovereignty, and defiance in the face of overwhelming force. This latest standoff once again raises concerns over regional security, fishermen’s rights, and international law as China continues its gray zone tactics to dominate contested waters.

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