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"Global military reported that" according to the Philippine Star newspaper website reported on June 8, the Philippine Presidential Palace Deputy spokesman aweigaier·waerte said in a radio programme, the Philippine Government is prepared to take necessary action to respond to the various activities in the South China Sea, but it will ensure that these operations do not further heighten regional tensions, even Beijing to take "provocative" acts.

Reports that Philippine President Aquino said Nanxun Reef and huayangjiao found the Chinese ships, these for the land reclamation of the equipment on board.

He said that these vessels may be prepared to further reclamation activities by the Nanxun Reef and huayangjiao.

China set up a giant oil rig in Paracel Islands, Viet Nam has made about China backlash. When someone mentioned Viet Nam's response, Walter said, there are many ways to show the Philippines defend "territorial" determination.

Reported that the military report said China also involved in land clearing activities ANDA reef. Photographs taken by the military showed that in February this year in the number of activities on the ground in China.

Photo shows a trencher, combined in a Chinese vessel. Reports quoted Defense Ministry spokesman bide·jiaerweisi as saying that China has engaged in opening up wasteland in ANDA reef activities.

When asked whether the Philippines would make military responses, Walter reiterated that the Philippines the path you have chosen "not to react to provocation", but to "exhaust all diplomatic channels and other lawful means, to help us deal with this particular problem."

Walter said that whether China really Nanxun Reef and huayangjiao provinces, have yet to be confirmed.

Walter said: "according to information at our disposal, which of course could be assessed by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to decide what measures to take next. ”

She also said that the Philippines had recognized resulting from activities in the South China Sea "environmental impact".

She said: "when we will have to discuss the next steps in this issue into account. Of course, we, like all stakeholders concerned, because we really tried to protect our oceans and marine resources. ”

Meanwhile, High Court judge andongniao·kapiao said that China's claims to the entire South China Sea "is a whopper, with historical facts".

Capiau recently issued the statement in a speech. He said: "the true history of the South China Sea claimed by China is very different. Despite its name--is played by European explorers and map makers, the South China Sea has never been a territory of China or any one country alone. ”

　　

(Edit: SN098)
10:47 June 09, 2014 Global network