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How U.S. military could become involved in dangerous South China Sea conflict

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60 Minutes reports on what’s being called “the most dangerous conflict no one is talking about” as tensions rise between China and the Philippines over disputed waters in the South China Sea. Correspondent Cecilia Vega got a firsthand look at how dangerous the conflict could become.

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@dannylopez1962

Why is the china ship letters in english

@briansanfillipo3384

The tribunal was regarding the ownership of the South China Sea.
They signed (1982) the Law of the Sea in the UN, and they ratified it in 1996. Now they ignore it and claim almost the entire SCS as their property, including the EEZ of the Philippines.
Is it any surprise that the CCP says one thing and does another? Just look at Hong Kong.
The only thing you can count on with the CCP is you can't trust them.

@flexcastle9488

Is Invasion an Act of War? Involving military personnel of other country?

@Goblokers_

If the worst happens, China attacks the Philippines, ASEAN brothers such as Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and other ASEAN countries, will stand up to help the Philippines..

Support Philippines from Indonesia ,, We are ASEAN Family.. 🔥