The 2016 arbitral award under the auspices of UNCLOS, to which PRC is a state party, has invalidated the dashed line claim. So that’s just another falsehood to undermine a coastal state’s legitimate exercise of sovereign rights in its EEZ – which are not “Chinese territory”. https://t.co/Dg3fRpOBPD

— Collin Koh 🇸🇬🇺🇦 (@CollinSLKoh) October 23, 2023

Contrary to Beijing's narrative that a certain extra-regional actor is the warmonger, now who's the real warmonger here? https://t.co/ovdpb0hqZX

— Collin Koh 🇸🇬🇺🇦 (@CollinSLKoh) October 23, 2023

“Waters off China's Ren'ai Reef” are nothing less than legitimate Philippine EEZ waters. PRC maritime forces were interfering with Manila’s sovereign rights in its EEZ and this will just constitute another evidence for a new legal challenge – if Manila chooses to mount one. https://t.co/o1tHO3xYOI

— Collin Koh 🇸🇬🇺🇦 (@CollinSLKoh) October 22, 2023

WATCH: The Armed Forces of the #Philippines releases video clips showing #Chinese ships colliding with Filipino vessels on a resupply mission to BRP Sierra Madre on Ayungin Shoal on Sunday morning.
Via @cnnphilippines https://t.co/dNOXR13O5j

— Indo-Pacific News – Geo-Politics & Defense News (@IndoPac_Info) October 22, 2023

A Chinese coast guard ship and a militia vessel bumped a Philippine coast guard ship and a military-run supply boat off a contested shoal, Philippine officials said. The flare-up heightens fears of a possible conflict in the disputed South China Sea. https://t.co/s0ciHaRBnN

— The Associated Press (@AP) October 22, 2023