(Manila Comprehensive) The Philippine military will send a replenishment ship to the Ayunjin Reef in the South China Sea to provide supplies for soldiers who are in the stranded World War II transport ships stationed in the reefyu.
Ajelal spokesman of the Philippine Armed Forces on Saturday (August 19) said in a telephone message to reporters that providing supplies for the crew on board, "clearly show our resistance and coercion, committed to safeguarding the rule of lawDetermination".
He said: "Therefore, we call on all parties to abide by the obligations of international law and respect the sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdictions of the Philippines on its waters."
The Philippines made a transport ship "BRP Sierra Madre" in 1999 and stranded in Ayungin Shoal (Chinese called Renai Reef).Essence
On August 5, when the Manila faction ship arrived in Ayunjin Reef, it was fired by the Chinese Maritime Police Ship to try to obstruct it.China also demanded that the Philippines dragged away the transport ships in Ayunjin Reef, and said that Manila continued to supply building materials to the transport ship, which was why Beijing obstructs the Philippine vessels to approach the island and reefs.
China claims to have the sovereignty of most islands and reefs in the South China Sea, but the scope is overlapped with the exclusive economic zone and related marine rights of the South China Sea and other southern China coasts such as the Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, etc.
According to the Manila Times, Vietnam also plans to strengthen military existence in the Sprlatley Islands (China) in the Sprlatley Islands (China), which has sovereignty disputes with China and the Philippines.
This plan led by the Vietnamese Ministry of Defense and the Navy will be on the Sprlatley Islands' PEARSON Reef (China Calculating Life Reef) and Pigeon Reeper (China Reef)Construction and expand military and other facilities.
The report quoted a document in Vietnam pointed out that the potential risks of maritime conflicts in the South China and the Spruti Islands increased regional uncertainty.Vietnam believes that the existence of military existence on the island "can increase military pressure on neighboring countries."
The Nikkei reported on Saturday that the Vietnamese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman answered that there was no relevant information to provide.However, according to people familiar with the matter, Vietnam will plant thousands of trees on the island to block military forts and bunkers.
