Chinese vessels in Manila-claimed territory

Chinese vessels in Manila-claimed territory

MANILA, Philippines - Photo taken by the Philippine Navy shows Chinese concrete structures, including one looking like a helipad (R) and a dome-shaped radar, at Subi Reef in the South China Sea on July 17, 2012. The Philippine military said it has confirmed through aerial photos the presence of Chinese vessels in territories in the South China Sea that Manila claims are under its sovereignty and jurisdiction.

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