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China, Philippines Trade Accusations Over South China Sea Encounter

China accused the Philippines of landing personnel on a disputed reef in the South China Sea, while Manila said it would send ships to push back Chinese vessels it claims were conducting illegal research.

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China, Philippines Trade Accusations Over South China Sea Encounter

China and the Philippines traded accusations over an encounter in the South China Sea, extending weeks of heightened tension. Beijing said its coast guard identified five Philippine personnel who landed on Sandy Cay, calling the move “illegal.” Manila, meanwhile, said it would dispatch ships to drive away Chinese vessels it described as conducting illegal research. The standoff centers on Sandy Cay, an unoccupied sandbar contested by both countries. Chinese and Philippine officials did not immediately provide further comment on the claims.

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