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On August 25, the Philippines encountered trouble again at Xianbin Reef and was unsurprisingly defeated again.

According to media reports, Chinese and Philippine ships once again collided in the waters near Xianbin Reef that day. The Philippines accused the Chinese Navy and China Coast Guard ships of intercepting a Philippine ship that was delivering supplies to a Philippine fishing boat in the waters near Xianbin Reef.

The Philippine South China Sea Working Group later issued a statement saying that the Chinese ship took aggressive and dangerous actions when intercepting the Philippine ship, including ramming the Philippine ship and using water cannon to attack the Philippine ship. In addition, in order to highlight the "injustice" of the Chinese ship, the Philippine South China Sea Working Group stated that the intercepted ship was a ship of the Philippine Fisheries Bureau, which was carrying out a humanitarian mission at the time of the incident.

In response, Gan Yu, spokesperson for the China Coast Guard, made a statement on the matter, saying that the Philippine ship No. 3002 ignored China's warnings and deliberately rammed the Chinese Coast Guard vessel in an unprofessional and dangerous manner, causing a collision. China warns the Philippines to immediately stop its infringing and provocative behavior, otherwise all consequences will be borne by the Philippines itself.

The spokesperson also pointed out that there were a large number of journalists on board the Philippine ship involved in the incident, attempting to distort the facts and maliciously hype the incident. China rescued the Filipino people who fell into the water as soon as possible based on humanitarianism. However, the Philippines denied that China conducted humanitarian rescue, but proved that some people in the Philippines did fall into the water in the incident.