GT investigates: The Philippines uses fishermen's livelihoods as a cover in an attempt to control Huangyan Dao

Since 2023, the Philippines has been dispatching batches of government vessels and fishing ships to intrude on and provoke disputes in the South China Sea, especially near China's Huangyan Dao (also known as Huangyan Island), under the pretext of

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