Philippines Stands Firm Against China's South China Sea Aggression

The Philippines has stated that it will not allow China to remove a Philippine military outpost on a disputed South China Sea shoal, following a recent confrontation between Chinese and Philippine ships. The Philippines summoned a Chinese Embassy diplomat to convey a strong protest over the incident and emphasized that it will defend its territory. The U.S. issued a warning, stating its obligation to defend the Philippines, its oldest treaty ally in Asia, in the event of an armed attack in the South China Sea. The recent confrontations have raised concerns about a potential larger conflict involving the United States, and both Australia and Japan have expressed their concern over China's actions.
- The Philippines says it won't let China remove a Filipino military outpost on a disputed shoal The Associated Press
- What it’s like on board an outnumbered Philippine ship facing down China’s push to dominate the South China Sea CNN
- China is 'deliberately stirring up trouble' in the South China Sea, Philippines says NBC News
- Philippines refuses to allow China to remove Filipino military outpost on disputed shoal Fox News
- Watch: Chinese boats fire water at a Philippine vessel BBC.com
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