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File - WPac - When Shove Comes to Punch (Part 2 of 5)

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File Name: When Shove Comes to Punch (Part 2 of 5)

File Submitter: CV32

File Submitted: 7 Apr 2007

File Updated: 7 Apr 2007

File Category: WestPac

 

The South China Sea War (Part 2 of 5)

 

The Philippines are in an uproar over the destruction of their naval task group by the PLAN. Questions are being asked as to what the true mission of the task group was and the circumstances surrounding its destruction. The President of the Philippines has stated that the task group was sent to protect its fishing fleet and the attack was unprovoked. The Philippine government has filed a formal protest. Meanwhile, the PRC is seizing this opportunity to "flex its muscles" and to send a message of its hegemony in the region, especially to Taiwan. The PRC asserts that its flotilla was attacked and approached in a hostile manner by Philippine warships and they only acted in self defense. They have declined to comment on the outpost that they are constructing in the Parcels. Furthermore, they have pledged to retaliate against the "act of aggression perpetrated by the Armed Forces of the Philippines." Philippine military installations have been put on high alert. (Released December 2004).

 

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