China builds illegal constructions in South China Sea

China continues its arrogant attitude and aggression over other countries. We saw China’s border dispute with India since 2020. The inevitability of war between the two countries came three times and stopped at the end. 

Now, China’s plans on Tibet and border infra will pose a threat to India. China’s latest trouble is with Philippines on South China Sea. The Philippines military has spotted illegal man-made structures in the South China Sea near the area where hundreds of Chinese vessels had gathered last month.

Chinese vessels have sparked the latest maritime dispute between Manila and Beijing. Over 220 Chinese ships have been scattered around in South China Sea. As per International Court ruling, the area is part of Philippines exclusive economic zone. China violates the ruling and enters into Philippines region in the sea. Philippine military has repeatedly sent radio warnings to Chinese vessels to leave the area immediately. The Philippines government says the ships, while they appear to be fishing boats, are actually operated by China's maritime militia.

Philippine military has also spotted few illegal man-made structures in South China Sea where Chinese vessels gathered last month. Beijing has dismissed Philippine allegations. Philippines said it will continue to conduct air and naval patrols. United States has also expressed concerns over Chinese activities in the South China Sea. Areas in the disputed South China Sea are also claimed by Taiwan, Vietnam, Malaysia and Brunei. An average US$ 3.4 trillion worth of business passes through the South China Sea.