Philippine fires off another diplomatic protest as China ships linger in west sea


MANILA, Philippines, April 7 (The Philippine Inquirer/ANN) — The Philippines is lodging another diplomatic protest over the continuing presence of Chinese ships in the West Philippines Sea, staying true to its earlier warning that it would file daily protests over Beijing’s failure to pull out the vessels from the area.

This came as two senators recently said the Philippines should unite with its Southeast Asian and Western allies to take action against continuing Chinese aggression in the disputed waters, with one saying that Beijing just “continues to ignore” the diplomatic protests filed by Manila.

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