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Blogger Sass Rogando Sasot, a vocal supporter of President Rodrigo Duterte, made at least seven inaccurate claims about the West Philippine Sea issue as tensions in the region rise with the continued unauthorized presence of Chinese vessels in the Philippines’ maritime areas.
Sa isang pagbaligtad, itinanggi ng Malacañang ang pagkakaroon ng isang "verbal fishing deal" sa pagitan nina Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte at Chinese President Xi Jinping sa mga maritime area ng Pilipinas sa West Philippine Sea.
The president himself said in a speech in June 2019 that he would “of course” allow Chinese nationals to fish within Philippine waters.
There was no reference to Russia getting angry at China over the territorial dispute.
Duterte’s most recent comment on the country’s maritime controversy with China came on April 19 — seven days after the misleading FB video was published.
There has been no statement from Washington or the Australian government about deploying warships into the disputed waters.
Minaliit ni Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana ang insidente noong Peb. 17 kung saan nag umang ng radar gun ang isang Chinese warship sa isang Philippine navy ship na nasa loob karagatan ng Pilipinas, na sumasalungat sa naunang pahayag ng militar.
Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana has downplayed the Feb. 17 incident in which a Chinese warship aimed a radar gun on a Philippine navy ship within Philippine waters, contradicting an earlier statement of the military.
The circulating story is over a year old.
Tatlong taon na ang nakalipas, inilabas ng Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) ang makasaysayang desisyon nito na pumabor sa Pilipinas laban sa China tungkol sa pinagtatalunang teritoryo sa South China Sea.
