China and the Philippines De-Escalate Tensions at Disputed South China Sea Shoal
On 21st July, 2024, China and the Philippines struck a deal aimed at reducing confrontations at the contested Second Thomas Shoal, known as Ayungin in the Philippines and Ren’ai Jiao in China, following recent high-tension clashes.
Deal Overview
- Negotiations: The agreement was finalized after multiple meetings between Philippine and Chinese diplomats in Manila. The deal aims to manage the situation at Second Thomas Shoal without altering either country’s territorial claims.
- Public Statements: Both sides have issued statements emphasizing the need for de-escalation and dialogue. The specifics of the deal were not disclosed, but it includes arrangements for humanitarian resupply.
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