Routine at maritime patrol ng BFAR sa West Phl Sea, hinarass umano ng mga barko ng China

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00:00Again, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources is carrying out a resupply mission in the West Philippine Sea.

00:07This time, the Philippine ships were again targeted by the Chinese ships.

00:12The B-4's airplane was also hit by a laser three times.

00:16Ryan Lesidja with the report.

00:21To improve the presence of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea,

00:26the Domain Awareness Flight again attacked the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, or BFAR.

00:32With the PTV News,

00:34the first routine patrol was carried out in the area of Pagasa Island on September 26.

00:39But the BFAR's aircraft that we are targeting is not completely far away.

00:44The two Chinese ships were immediately hit.

00:47First, the Chinese Coast Guard with the number 5202.

00:50Next, the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy, or PLAN,

00:5725 nautical miles from the coastline of Palawan.

01:01We are only 15 nautical miles from the coastline of Palawan,

01:05but several Chinese ships were hit while the BFAR was carrying out a maritime patrol.

01:11Including one CCG ship and one Chinese warship.

01:16The next day, September 27, the BFAR continued its maritime patrol.

01:22Past 7 in the morning,

01:24the BFAR's small aircraft left the mainland of Palawan,

01:28like the PTV News.

01:30The target for today is Iroquois Reef and Hasahasa Shoal.

01:34But 30 nautical miles from the coastline of Palawan,

01:38the CCG 5202 and PLAN 551 were hit again.

01:43These ships were in a line formation as if they are not leaving the area.

01:48You are inside the Exclusive Economic Zone of the Republic of the Philippines

01:52at just 30 nautical miles west of the Palawan mainland.

02:01What is your intention inside the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone?

02:06The BFAR sent a radio challenge,

02:09but the Chinese ships have no response.

02:12Past 8 in the morning,

02:13when the BFAR's aircraft arrived at Iroquois Reef,

02:16more than 20 Chinese militia vessels and one Chinese warship were hit here.

02:23It was as if the BRP Datu Bangkawo and BRP Datu Pagbuwayan of the BFAR

02:30are being surrounded and surrounded.

02:34This is the second day of our maritime patrol on the BFAR plane.

02:39We are now here at the part of Iroquois Reef where the two BFAR ships are located.

02:44At this time, they are still on their way to Krudo.

02:48While they are doing that,

02:50they are being surrounded by countless Chinese militia vessels.

02:56Aside from the Chinese militia vessels that are surrounding them,

02:59a Chinese warship is also located nearby.

03:03But despite the countless Chinese ships,

03:08the BFAR ships are still on their way to Krudo

03:12to the fishermen who are here in this area.

03:16Iroquois Reef is located on the southern end of the BRP Datu Bangkawo

03:21where a lot of fishermen's deposits were lost.

03:24Past 12 o'clock, when the BFAR plane arrived,

03:27the part of Hasa-Hasa Shoal,

03:29where the resupply mission will also take place,

03:32the two BFAR ships, BRP Datu Romapenet and BRP Datu Daradapit,

03:37but if in Iroquois Reef,

03:39the small Philippine ships are just being surrounded by Chinese ships,

03:44the situation in Hasa-Hasa Shoal is different

03:46because it seems that the Philippine ships are competing with the Chinese warships.

03:53We are 10 nautical miles away from the Hasa-Hasa Shoal

03:56which is the destination of the maritime patrol

03:58and the resupply mission of the two BFAR ships.

04:01But for now, as you can see,

04:03the two BFAR ships are being targeted by the Chinese missile ships.

04:08Those three missile ships are being chased by the Philippine ships.

04:12Aside from that, there is also a Chinese Coast Guard

04:15that is also chasing the two BFAR ships.

04:18The BFAR ships were just attacked

04:21after the BFAR plane that we are driving was radio challenged.

04:25But not only the BFAR ships,

04:27the Chinese missile ships were also surrounded by the BFAR planes.

04:30The BFAR planes were also hit by the laser three times

04:34where the PTV News reported.

04:36Navy, missile, you are endangering our safety.

04:42Do not fire laser on our aircraft.

04:46According to a security analyst,

04:48the Chinese missile ships did something alarming and unexpected.

04:53It showed the strength and agility of the Chinese.

04:56I think this is a provocation.

04:58Their laser attack on our aircraft

05:02is not only done to us,

05:04but it is also done to big countries like Australia and the US.

05:11And we saw that their grazion tactics

05:19are still being done to us.

05:22For example, their flares on the Himpapawid

05:29is not new.

05:32But at the same time, of course,

05:34we are still seeing their grazion tactics.

05:37It could be possible that this is their way

05:40to attack our own territory.

05:44The Chinese should not tolerate harassment

05:48because it will result in violence

05:51between the Philippines and China

05:53in the West Philippine Sea.

05:55They are sending missile ships

05:57here in the West Philippine Sea.

05:59We are not tolerating this.

06:01This is unacceptable

06:03because we believe that

06:05the rules-based order

06:07should be more strict

06:09in our seas.

06:11And at the same time,

06:13there are many civilians

06:15who pass through

06:17our own seas

06:19and we need to protect them

06:21and not to be afraid of them.

06:23The National Maritime Council

06:25or NMC

06:27said that the presence

06:29and pursuit of the Philippine ships

06:31are illegal

06:33and that they are just carrying out

06:35a humanitarian mission.

06:37The missile is one of their capabilities

06:39and of course, it is faster

06:41and it is aimed.

06:43But I doubt that they will use it

06:45on civilians.

06:47It should be an intimidation

06:49on their part.

06:51So what they are doing there

06:53is more like an intimidation.

06:55They want to tell us

06:57that this is not true.

06:59We are the only ones who have the right

07:01to patrol there.

07:03We are the only ones who have the right

07:05to sail in that area.

07:07Meanwhile, there are also

07:09people who are growing gusalis

07:11and other structures in Subi Reef.

07:13The number of ships and airstrips

07:15can be seen from Miss Chief Reef.

07:17Ryan Lizigas

07:19for Pambansang TV

07:21in Bagong, Philippines.

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