Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessels shadowed a Filipino civilian mission ship sailing into a contested part of the South China Sea. Two CCG vessels reportedly tailed the MV Kapitan Felix Oca some 54 ...

The Atin Ito Coalition reported that two China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels tracked its ship during a civilian mission to Pagasa ...

Two vessels of the Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) were sighted from the Atin Ito civilian mission ship on Tuesday morning.

Two Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) ships and a China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel performed aggressive and unsafe maneuvers against Philippine vessels near Bajo de Masinloc, the Armed Forces ...

Liu Dejun, a spokesperson for the China Coast Guard (CCG ... the Philippine vessel 3002 ignored repeated stern warnings from the Chinese side and dangerously approached CCG vessel 21559, which ...

said that one of the four composite teams deployed to the Pagasa cays spotted the Chinese vessels. “The Team 2 also monitored the presence of China Coast Guard 5102. As a matter of fact, the CCG 5102 ...

The Japan Coast Guard (JCG ... had taken off from one of those four Chinese vessels violated Japanese airspace. This was the first time that a CCG helicopter has violated Japanese airspace ...

For the China Coast Guard (CCG ... Hebao Coast Guard vessel. Despite the constant jolting, officer Gao Feng remained focused on the bridge, issuing bilingual warnings—in Chinese and English ...

Trinidad said that authorities also saw around four Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessels and 19 maritime militia near Sandy Cay. “May nakitang mga CCG at maritime militia na dati rati naman ay nandoon ...

During the operation, the teams had also “observed the illegal presence” of a Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel and seven Chinese maritime militia vessels in the vicinity. “This operation ...

"There is no truth whatsoever to the claim of the Chinese Coast Guard that the Pag-asa Cays ... the Philippine teams observed CCG vessel 5102 meandering some 1,000 yards east of Cay 2, according ...

“In mid-April, vessels and personnel of the China Coast Guard (CCG) unlawfully and deliberately intruded into Pag-asa Cay 2 (Sandy Cay) and its surrounding waters, and unfurled the Chinese flag, ...