A Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) ship, BRP Cabra, successfully deterred three Chinese vessels from approaching the coast of Zambales. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions in the disputed West Philippine Sea. Meanwhile, the PCG launched a comic book to counter alleged Chinese disinformation and promote awareness about the country's maritime rights.
China Coast Guard ship"3103" sails close to Philippine Coast Guard ship BRP Cabra off the coast of Zambales on Jan. 25, 2025.
China’s “monster ship” or CCG-5901 and CCG-3103 were also spotted “a few nautical miles away” from CCG-3103, serving as support vessels, according to Commodore Jay Tarriela, PCG spokesperson for West Philippine Sea . China, on the other hand, had said the CCG was conducting lawful operations in areas it claims as part of its internal waters.
The comic book provides an accessible and engaging resource for readers to learn more about the WPS. It included chapters that cover essential topics such as maritime zones, the significance of the 2016 arbitral award, combating fake news and misinformation, and the national government's efforts to defend the WPS among others.
National Security Adviser Eduardo Año underscored the critical importance of transparency as a powerful tool against misinformation, particularly concerning issues in the WPS.
Geopolitics WEST PHILIPPINE SEA CHINA PHILIPPINES COAST GUARD DISINFORMATION
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