China rammt philippinisches Schiff während 60 Minuten an Bord; Spannungen im Südchinesischen Meer könnten die USA hineinziehen

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/philippines-china-sea-conflict-us-role-60-minutes/

19 Comments

  1. nobodywins12 on

    With 60 minutes on board, probably filming. How will anyone say, just a mistake.

  2. BitingArtist on

    Let’s see China claim innocence after the media caught them on film.

  3. Nothing triggers a government in the wrong like media they don’t control

  4. aedspitpopd on

    Why is CBS writing a headline about something that happened last month as if it had just happened today?

  5. China will keep doing this and get worse and worse as it realizes it can get away with it and nobody is stopping them. If everyone lets China cross red lines, they will do it more often.

  6. Old-Suspect4129 on

    What does the term “double down” mean to you?

    For me it’s when a car is being towed out of my lot when the owner of said car shows up and tries to justify how parking on someone else’s property was what they had to do. So many variations, threats of violence and “I know where you lives”.

    I love having security cameras and a dash cam.

  7. Legal-Transition7925 on

    Guess China’s auditioning for the next season of Bumper Boats: International Waters Edition.

  8. UsefulImpact6793 on

    CCP is a cancer to the world and I hope the great people of China can rid themselves, and the world, of their CCP problem.

  9. CallmeMefford on

    China feels that they own the whole sea in that area. I doubt they will care if 60 minutes shows the footage or runs the story. But they’re assholes, regardless.

  10. Chinese ships have also been pointing lasers at Australian Ship and Aircraft in the area.

  11. CrashedMyCommodore on

    Just start sinking their ships.

    Russia learned the hard way when their jets got shot down by Turkey, China will probably be the same.

  12. A_tree_as_great on

    Ok, so lets say hypothetically that the US is drawn in. What is the plan when a Chinese ship rams a US warship in the same manner. Is there a plan? I know that plans are a radical idea in a reactionary century

  13. DukeofPoundtown on

    This will not end well. Eventually the Philippines will respond if the United States/SEATO will not deploy forces against it. That will lead to China launching strikes against the Philippines.

    But don’t worry, the UN will firmly protest it. Nothing stops cruise missiles like suggested sanctions and a watered-down resolution. That’s why Russia stopped invading Ukraine and is unable to trade with anyone, especially not with the West through shell corporations and third parties.

    I encourage diplomacy, but China is showing rather clearly that they are going to fight for this. The West has not shown the same backbone; on the contrary, we seem to be telling our allies that they must fight for themselves unless they have oil.

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