Fuerzas chinas y filipinas se enfrentan en el banco de arena Ayungin

Fuerzas marítimas chinas y filipinas se enfrentaron el lunes en el banco de arena Ayungin (Second Thomas Shoal). Personal a bordo de una lancha rápida china y una embarcación inflable filipina llegaron a las manos. El incidente ocurrió antes de una reunión de ministros de Asuntos Exteriores de la ASEAN en Manila.

La Guardia Costera de China señaló que las embarcaciones filipinas ignoraron advertencias reiteradas, se aproximaron de manera peligrosa y embistieron por el frente a un patrullero chino. Declaró que el personal filipino utilizó primero remos y palos largos para atacar a los agentes de seguridad chinos. La parte china emitió advertencias verbales, maniobró para evitar colisiones y tomó contramedidas recíprocas mientras ejercía moderación. La agencia acusó a Filipinas de distorsionar los hechos y lanzar acusaciones falsas. Exigió que Manila cese de inmediato sus infracciones, provocaciones y propaganda falsa.

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