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CHINA has reclaimed around 3,000 hectares of land in seven features in the South China Sea , Philippine Navy spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Rear Admiral Roy Vincent Trinidad said Tuesday, August 6, 2024.In a press conference, Trinidad said among the seven features reclaimed by China are the Panganiban and Johnson Reefs, which are within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone and Subi Reef where they constructed military facilities.“These are functional military bases.
China refused to recognize a 2016 arbitral ruling invalidating its claims within the sea areas falling within the nine-dash line, which is over 90 percent of the WPS.It has been insisting on sovereignty in the South China Sea , releasing in August 2023 an updated “official standard map” of its geographical territories which now includes a ten-dash line.Trinidad said they are continuously monitoring the activities of China in the WPS.
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