President Marcos is set to lead a command conference on how the Philippines will respond to the incident.
MANILA, Philippines – China’s top diplomat in Manila, Ambassador Huang Xilian, was summoned by a deputy minister of the Philippines’ foreign affairs department days after Chinese Coast Guard vessels trailed, blocked, and then pointed water cannons toward Philippine ships on a resupply mission to an outpost in the South China Sea.
Diaz said Philippine Ambassador to China Jaime FlorCruz also issued a protest note in Beijing Monday morning. Comply with its obligation under international law, including the 1982 United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea and the 2016 award and the South China Sea Arbitration and the 1972 COLREGs, and adhere to its commitments under the DOC .
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