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China Says Philippine Plane ‘Intruded’ Airspace over Disputed Waters

Beijing warned Manila on Monday against “provocative acts” in the disputed South China Sea, accusing a Philippine aircraft of an airspace violation over the weekend. Beijing claims most of the sea, despite an international ruling that its assertion has no legal basis, and confrontations have occurred regularly. The Philippine armed forces said a Chinese fighter […]

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The Chinese Navy and Air Force forced a Philippine aircraft out of airspace over the Huangyan reef (Scarborough) in the South China Sea. Zhai Shichen, the spokesman for the Southern Command of the People's Liberation Army of China, reported that the Philippine aircraft had been removed, handed over to TASS. "On October 3, a Philippine C-208 aircraft, without permission from the PRC Government, illegally invaded the airspace of Huangyan," said a …

The Southern Theater Command of the Chinese military today, October 5, accused a Philippine aircraft of "illegally violating the territorial airspace above Huangyan Island," the Chinese name for Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea, according to AFP.

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Manila Bulletin broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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