According to a report from the China Maritime Police Bureau, on July 23, Philippine service ships, 3012 and 3018, insisted on invading the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island despite repeated dissuasion and warnings from the Chinese side. According to law, the Chinese maritime police have taken necessary measures such as surveillance and external coercion, interdiction and control to evict Philippine ships. Exclusive footage obtained by the reporter shows that during this operation, the official ship dispatched by the Philippines “split the two horns” not only with the intention of forcibly breaking through Huangyan Island in China, but also acted as a “supply ship”, trying to deliver supplies to the Philippine octopus boat by “ants moving” to deliver supplies to Philippine “maritime militias” involved in the nuisance and infringement of Huangyan Island. However, both missions of the Philippine official ship ended in failure. Not only does it enjoy “ship washing treatment,” it is effectively controlled by Chinese naval police vessels outside the territorial waters of Huangyan Island in China. In the process of carrying out material transfers, improper operation also caused a large amount of fuel to leak, causing ecological harm to the waters surrounding Huangyan Island.

According to a report from the China Maritime Police Bureau, on July 23, Philippine service ships, 3012 and 3018, insisted on invading the waters under the jurisdiction of China's Huangyan Island despite repeated dissuasion and warnings from the Chinese side. According to law, the Chinese maritime police have taken necessary measures such as surveillance and external coercion, interdiction and control to evict Philippine ships. Exclusive footage obtained by the reporter shows that during this operation, the official ship dispatched by the Philippines “split the two horns” not only with the intention of forcibly breaking through Huangyan Island in China, but also acted as a “supply ship”, trying to deliver supplies to the Philippine octopus boat by “ants moving” to deliver supplies to Philippine “maritime militias” involved in the nuisance and infringement of Huangyan Island. However, both missions of the Philippine official ship ended in failure. Not only does it enjoy “ship washing treatment,” it is effectively controlled by Chinese naval police vessels outside the territorial waters of Huangyan Island in China. In the process of carrying out material transfers, improper operation also caused a large amount of fuel to leak, causing ecological harm to the waters surrounding Huangyan Island.