SG Talk

There is no reason to interpret it as an armed attack because it was just the intention of China to prevent the resupply from being successful.

“They were armed with axe, knives, bolo. My question is, did you see any of them in the video using bolo, axe, knife against our soldiers? No. The only thing we saw from the videos was, these were the instruments used to cause damage to the boats used by our soldiers,” Tarriela pointed out.

https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2024/...nes-troops

China already claimed these islands during the Qing Dynasty

at that time, Philippines country still doesn't exist

Like that china haters still scold china for what? The "victim" already said no attack

Sgbutt got it wrong again. 😁

But the Philippines's Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces said otherwise in his social media. Who should we listen?

https://www.facebook.com/armedforcesofth...AbfT51Vtal

Quote:The Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines accused China of behaving like pirates after members of China's coast guard aggressively clashed with Philippine vessels running a resupply mission on Monday, wielding bladed weapons.

"Only pirates do this," General Romeo Brawner Jr. said in a social media post regarding the recent actions of the Chinese coast guard. "Only pirates board, steal, and destroy ships, equipment, and belongings."
https://sg.news.yahoo.com/only-pirates-g...32585.html

There ish a reason why people used to call pinoy land a cheekon land. Shout ish loud loud but Pinoy ish cheekon liao.

事出反常必有妖lah.

菲鸡 chicken out, they know they cannot fight. So embarrassing