2 foreign warships seen near BdM
Manila Bulletin
|September 5, 2025
The Philippine Navy monitored two Chinese warships in the general vicinity of Bajo de Masinloc during the war games with naval forces from the United States, Australia, and Canada.
Rear Admiral Roy Vincent Trinidad, Navy spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea, said the two warships were from the People's Liberation Army-Navy and were spotted around 40 nautical miles southeast of Panatag Shoal.
Based on monitoring, one of the warships was a Luyang Class Guided Missile Destroyer while the other one was a Jiangkai Class Frigate.
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