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Moment Philippines fishing boat is chased by TWO Chinese vessels in latest Beijing aggression

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This is the terrifying moment a Filipino fishing vessel is harassed by Chinese ships in the West Philippine Sea.

As the local boat headed towards its fishing grounds, two Chinese vessels closed to within 30 metres, blaring sirens and blocking its path.

The fishing boat’s captain changed course to evade the vessels but was closely trailed by the China Coast Guard ship.

It’s the latest aggresive move by China as tensions continue with Beijing claiming almost all of the South China Sea.

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