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Navy Denies China Chased off U.S. Warship from Scarborough Shoal
The United States is disputing China’s claim that it chased away an American warship conducting a freedom of navigation operation near Scarborough Shoal on Wednesday. A U.S. guided-missile destroyer sailed near Scarborough Shoal two days after two Chinese ships collided near the disputed feature while chasing a Philippine Coast Guard vessel.
A US Navy guided-missile destroyer performed a so-called Freedom of Navigation operation (FONOP) near disputed Scarborough ...
A U.S. Navy destroyer's FONOP at Scarborough Shoal brings Washington's presence to the Chinese-Philippine South China Sea ...
This comes after a Chinese warship crashed into one of its own country's coast guard vessels as it chased a patrol boat ...
The Chinese military said on Wednesday it monitored and "drove away" a U.S. destroyer that sailed near the disputed Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, while the U.S. Navy said its action was in ...
The statement comes two days after Chinese ships collided during a confrontation with a Philippine government supply mission.
The U.S. deployed two warships Wednesday to a disputed South China Sea shoal where two Chinese ships collided earlier in the ...
The US Navy's operation was the first in the South China Sea's Scarborough Shoal region in at least six years.
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