Philippine navy sailor severely injured in South China Sea collision
Voice of America
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The Philippine military says a maritime collision Monday in the South China Sea was an “intentional-high speed ramming” of a supply ship by the Chinese coast guard that “seriously injured” one navy sailor. However, China's coast guard says the supply ship is to blame.
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