China Coast Guard vessels are carrying out missions in accordance with the law in the South China Sea.

[[Coast Guard]] website message, the Philippine Coast Guard once again came to "check in" on August 4, because they were "broken" again.

The Philippine Coast Guard stated that on the early morning of August 4, the Chinese Coast Guard ship 5303 "Yongshu" approached within about 35 nautical miles of the coast of Bantayan Province in the northeastern part of Luzon Island, Philippines (the Philippines said it was 39 nautical miles to save face).

The Philippine Coast Guard dispatched the "Teresa Magbuhos" (MRRV9701) to "drive away" the Chinese Coast Guard ship. When the Philippine ship attempted to enter the waters west of my traditional maritime boundary at the morning of August 4, the Chinese Coast Guard ship 5303 lawfully intercepted the Philippine ship and issued a warning. At the same time, the Chinese Coast Guard ship 4203 "Corals" also appeared nearby.

According to reports, the Chinese Coast Guard ship 5303 approached the Philippines' Luzon Island on the early morning of August 4; the Chinese Coast Guard ship 5303 lawfully intercepted the Philippine ship on the morning of August 4; the Chinese Coast Guard ship 5303 gave a warning to the Philippine ship on the morning of August 4; there was also the Chinese Coast Guard ship 4203 nearby.

Additionally, Japanese fishing boats successively entered the territorial waters of the main island of the Diaoyu Islands and the territorial waters of the Chiwei Islet, and were lawfully driven away by the Chinese Coast Guard ships 2305 and 2302. As of 6 p.m. on August 4, they are being monitored and "escorted" out of the contiguous zone of the territorial waters of the Chiwei Islet by the Chinese Coast Guard ships 2501 and 2301.

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