China “deliberately sideswiped” BRP Datu Cabaylo, a vessel belonging to the Philippines' Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), causing minor
China “deliberately sideswiped” BRP Datu Cabaylo, a vessel belonging to the Philippines’ Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources , causing minor dents in the Philippine ship during an incident near Pag-asa Island on October 11.
According to the agency, the Chinese vessel engaged in “dangerous maneuvers” to block the Philippine ship’s path. In response, China accused the BFAR vessels of “sailing dangerously and illegally,” claiming their actions violated Chinese sovereignty and endangered Chinese fishing boats and crew.
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