Safety & securityThe Navy ChannelChina's Coast Guard CRASHES Into Philippine Vessel – What Really Happened
China's Coast Guard CRASHES Into Philippine Vessel – What Really Happened
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Published Sep 21, 2026, 4:55 PM · 3w ago
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A China Coast Guard cutter deliberately rammed a Philippine fisheries vessel in the South China Sea on September 18, 2026 — the latest flashpoint in the long-running territorial dispute between Beijing and Manila. The Philippine vessel Magat Salamat was on a resupply mission, delivering fuel to Filipino fishermen inside their own exclusive economic zone, when the Chinese cutter cut across its stern repeatedly before making contact, damaging railings and deck equipment.
In this video, we break down exactly what happened, what both sides are saying, and why this incident is part of a bigger pattern of escalation in one of the most contested waters on Earth — including a look back at the time China's own Coast Guard and Navy collided with each other near Scarborough Shoal.
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