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Philippines warns of 'sabotage' after cyanide seizure in disputed South China Sea atoll - Reuters

Philippines warns of 'sabotage' after cyanide seizure in disputed South China Sea atoll - Reuters

Philippines warns of 'sabotage' after cyanide seizure in disputed South China Sea atoll Reuters

April 13, 2026 at 02:42 PM Original source
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"We wish to underscore that the use of cyanide in Ayungin Shoal is a form of sabotage that seeks to kill local fish populations, depriving Navy personnel of a vital food source."

— Cornelio Valencia Jr. , Executive

"The use of cyanide on Ayungin Shoal is a term of sabotage that seeks to kill local fish populations, depriving Navy personnel of a vital food source."

— Cornelio Valencia , Other

"These actions also threaten our Navy personnel through exposure to contaminated water, eating poisoned fish, as well as eroding corals."

— Cornelio Valencia , Other

"The use of cyanide on Ayungin Shoal is a form of sabotage that seeks to kill local fish populations, depriving navy personnel of a vital food source."

— Cornelio Valencia , Other

"The Philippines has illegally harassed Chinese fishing vessels engaged in normal fishing activities, robbing fishing people of their supplies."

— Guo Jiakun , Politician

"The use of cyanide on Ayungin Shoal is a term of sabotage that seeks to kill local fish populations, depriving Navy personnel of a vital food source."

— Cornelio Valencia , Other

"The Philippines has illegally harassed Chinese fishing vessels engaged in normal fishing activities, robbing fishing people of their supplies."

— Guo Jiakun , Politician

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Philippines warns of 'sabotage' after cyanide seizure in disputed South China Sea atoll - Reuters
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The Philippines accused Chinese fishermen of pouring cyanide in waters in the Spratly Islands, raising concerns over environmental damage and threats to a grounded warship.

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BusinessWorld Onlinevia ai 1 quote 1 person

The Philippines discovered cyanide on Chinese boats operating around a disputed atoll in the South China Sea, raising concerns over environmental damage and threats to a grounded warship.

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The Philippines detected cyanide aboard Chinese vessels near Second Thomas Shoal, warning of potential environmental devastation and threats to a grounded warship.

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TV5 Newsvia ai

The Philippines discovered cyanide on Chinese boats operating around a disputed atoll in the South China Sea, raising concerns over environmental damage and threats to a grounded warship.

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The Philippines confirmed that Chinese boats used cyanide in 2025, threatening the stability of its military outpost in the disputed South China Sea and the safety of its soldiers.

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Channel News Asiavia ai 2 quotes 2 persons

The Philippines accused Chinese fishermen of pouring cyanide in waters in the Spratly Islands, raising concerns over environmental damage and threats to a grounded warship.

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