China's coast guard continues its weeklong presence near the Philippines' Zambales Province in what one analyst calls "a new level of sustained intensity." ...

China's 12,000-ton "Monster" vessel has since taken advantage of the Philippine Coast Guard ship's departure for repairs.

Despite adverse sea conditions with estimated wave heights of up to 5 meters, Tarriela said the BRP Teresa Magbanua continued to conduct vigilant monitoring of the illegal presence of the Chinese ...

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) on Saturday conducted its own maritime domain awareness (MDA) flight in areas of the West ...

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) continues to call out the “illegal presence” of a China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel near the Zambales coast.

The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has replaced BRP Cabra with its largest vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua for the monitoring of Chinese vessels including the “monster ship” in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Coast Guard has reported that its flagship vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua pushed back a Chinese Coast Guard vessel further away from the Zambales coastline on ...

Commodore Jay Tarriela, PCG spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea (WPS), said that the Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) 3304 that BRP Teresa Magbanua successfully pushed away from the coastline of ...

ESPITE rough sea conditions, BRP Teresa Magbanua (MMRV-9701) is continuing with its mission of monitoring the activities of China Coast Guard (CCG) vessel 5901 which was illegally operating in the ...

Geopolitical analysts warned that China could take control of Sabina Shoal, after the Philippines on Sept 15 was forced to withdraw its 97m-long coast guard ship BRP Teresa Magbanua from its ...

Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) vessel, BRP Teresa Magbanua, achieves a milestone by successfully pushing the Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) vessel CCG-3304 further away from the coast of Zambales, now ...

The Philippine Coast Guard vessel BRP Teresa Magbanua raises the Philippine flag during its mission in Sabina Shoal, June 12, 2024. Credit: Philippine Coast Guard Subscribe for ads-free reading ...