The Chinese monster ship reportedly moved away from the Philippine coast as another China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel took its ...

CHINA Coast Guard (CCG) vessel 5901 or the “monster ship” that has been illegally operating off the Zambales coast  was replaced by another Chinese ship with bow number  3304, Sunday afternoon.

China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel 5901, also known as the monster ship, moved away from the Zambales coast on Sunday but another ...

Imposing a deadline or an ultimatum for China to remove its “monster ship” in the West Philippine Sea is “beyond the mandate” ...

China’s “monster” ship moved away from Zambales coast, while another vessel approached the area, according to the PCG.

In a statement, the PCG, through the BRP Gabriela Silang, said it issued radio challenges on vessel 5901 on Saturday, when ...

THE Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Monday said it would continue to confront illegal patrols in the South China Sea as it tries to prevent China from “normalizing such unlawful actions.” “If we fail ...

The world’s largest coast guard vessel, China Coast Guard (CCG) 5901, is maintaining its presence off Zambales province in ...

The exercises conducted by the assets of the Philippine Navy and the United States Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) started ...

The BRP Teresa Magbanua deployed near Bajo de Masinloc or Panatag Shoal overheated early Monday morning and will be replaced ...

China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels have continuously failed to obey the criteria for exercising the right of innocent passage in ...

China's monster ship continued its presence near the coast of Zambales despite the Philippines’ call to withdraw the vessel.