PCG, pinabulaanan ang pahayag ng China na pinalusot ang chartered boat ng AFP para sa resupply mission
PCG, pinabulaanan ang pahayag ng China na pinalusot ang chartered boat ng AFP para sa resupply mission
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00:00 It is not true, according to the Philippine Coast Guard,
00:03 that China allowed the chartered boats of the AFP to sail towards Ayungin Shoal,
00:10 which delivers food and supplies.
00:12 The Department of Foreign Affairs also insisted that the rotation and resupply mission
00:17 is the right of the Philippines.
00:18 Bea Bernardo in Detaille writes in ShineBea.
00:22 The Philippine Coast Guard boomed well in China's statement
00:28 that they allowed the chartered boats of the Armed Forces of the Philippines
00:33 to sail towards Ayungin Shoal, which delivers food and supplies.
00:37 According to PCG spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea, Commodore J. Tariella,
00:42 these China's agreements are not true.
00:44 It was not easy for the Philippine ships to reach Ayungin Shoal
00:49 because our ships were blocked and harassed by the Chinese ships several times.
00:55 This action is not considered human.
00:58 The resupply operation that we had yesterday is not a walk in the park.
01:02 We still experienced dangerous maneuvers.
01:06 They still attempted to block our resupply operation.
01:09 The Department of Foreign Affairs also insisted that the rotation and resupply mission
01:14 is the right of the Philippines.
01:16 This was after Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Wang Xiliang said
01:20 that the problem of resupply mission was rooted in the delivery of construction materials.
01:25 According to DFA spokesperson Ambassador Maria Teresita Daza,
01:30 the exercise of the Philippines in our rights and jurisdictions in maritime zones
01:36 does not need approval from any country, even the Philippine Coast Guard.
01:41 It was decided that the Philippines should never say goodbye to China
01:45 not even to the supplies that will be delivered to the BRP Sierra Madre
01:48 that is docked in Ayungin Shoal.
01:50 It is clear from the UNCLOS that Ayungin Shoal is in the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines.
01:57 We don't need permission from the People's Republic of China.
02:00 Ayungin Shoal is included in our exclusive economic zone.
02:05 We have the sovereign rights over these waters.
02:07 Bea Bernardo for the Morning Show of the Philippines, Rise and Shine, Philippines.