We are very passive!I don't know if everyone has discovered that the head of the Philippine official ship 3014 that actively crashed into the Chinese Maritime Police ship was modified, and it was fitted with a "iron barrel" with a bandwidth!
The Philippines once again stirred up trouble near Huangyan Island, and sent a specially modified official ship No.3014 to collide with the Chinese marine police ship.
Seeing here, many may think it was just an ordinary maritime confrontation, however, from the way of collision to the remodeling of the Philippine official vessels, the event is full of premeditated and carefully designed “traps.”
More importantly, the Philippines’ move is not just about “defending sovereignty,” it is full of political purposes, and it can even be said that it is a well-planned “touch” operation.
The cause of the incident is not complicated, and the Philippines has been moving more and more frequently in the South China Sea over the years, especially in the Yellowstone area, where they have been testing China’s response.
As early as 2012, the Philippines had sent warships to siege Chinese fishing vessels, but this time, the official vessel 3014 was clearly different.
After a special modification, the head of the ship was fitted with a "ferrouse", like a "surface corner" carefully designed for impact.
This modification made the head sharper and harder, apparently to cause greater damage when crashing into a Chinese naval guard vessel.
Be aware that ordinary office vessels do not require this design, and the head of the boat should be smooth to avoid collisions causing unnecessary damage.
The 3014 was originally an ordinary patrol vessel of the Philippine Maritime Police, and its main task was to provide supplies to the surrounding fishermen, without the need for such "arms".
Obviously, the Philippines has its own abacus. The modified ship No.3014 has become a "sea fighter" and appeared in the waters of Huangyan Island together with several other Philippine official ships.
The Philippines was not just a temporary decision, the collision operation was apparently carefully planned, from ships to coordinated coordination, and the whole process was filled with suspicious plots.
The move in the Philippines is clearly not just as simple as a mere “sea patrol,” it has a deeper political purpose behind it.
Philippine President Marcos faces declining domestic support and economic difficulties, and urgently needs to shift the view of immigration through some means and increase his support.
As some comments say, provoking the confrontation of Yellowstone Island and creating a sense of external threat can indeed distract the attention of the domestic people from economic problems, thereby increasing the government support rate, and the timing of this collision incident is also very clever.
Next, we can see the Philippines taking advantage of this situation not only hoping to gain popular support from it, but also hoping to show the international community its determination to “defend sovereignty.”
The Philippines is even reluctant to create conflict in a low-level way like the Iron Shark, hoping to get more attention through this provocative act, and they clearly underestimate China’s response capabilities and response speed.
The response of the Chinese Maritime Police could be said to be very cold and accurate, after the collision, the Maritime Police vessel did not rush to counterattack, but first shouted, warned, and with water cannons evacuated, forcing the Philippine vessels to withdraw.
After several rounds of water cannon attacks, Philippine ships quickly raised white flags to admit defeat. This reaction was undoubtedly a "precision strike" against the provocative behavior of the Philippines, and it also made the conflict seem "meaningless" from the beginning.
The U.S. attitude in this incident, although the U.S. has a close military cooperation with the Philippines, but after the Philippines has openly provoked China, the U.S. has chosen "silent observation".
When the Philippines clashed with China, the United States did not provide clear support to the Philippines. Even in the statement after the incident, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was only vague, saying that it was "concerned about the situation in the South China Sea".
This practice has also made the Philippines a "sacrifice lamb" and has been strongly rejected by the international community.
From the point of view of the international public opinion, this move of the Philippines has raised questions in more and more countries, especially in ASEAN countries, the Philippines has repeatedly provoked China, and has begun to cause other countries to question it.
Vietnam and Indonesia have recently frequently cooperated with China, gradually lessening relations with the Philippines, which has also made the Philippines' "isolation" in ASEAN increasingly apparent.
The Philippines is so eager to provoke the incident that it is likely to use the incident to put pressure on China in exchange for some political interests through "touch ceramics", which is clearly not achieving the expected effect.
China has established a multi-level defence mechanism in the South China Sea, relying not only on law enforcement, but also on strengthening the naval deterrence.
Whether it is the establishment of the no-flight zone on Huangyan Island or the live-fire drills of the navy, it shows China's tough stance on the sovereignty of the South China Sea.
This behavior of "touching porcelain at sea" in the Philippines is not an isolated incident. The situation in the South China Sea is in a complicated international game. As a "small country", the Philippines obviously plays the role of a "pawn" in the game of big powers.
China's response is not only to counter provocation, but also to safeguard the legitimacy of its sovereignty and show its strong national will.
The Philippines provoked the conflict, exposed its internal and external difficulties, domestic economic problems and the low valley of international status forced it to take extreme measures.
China, as a big country with strong maritime rights protection capabilities, has formed a perfect response mechanism and will continue to defend its legitimate rights and interests in the South China Sea in the future.
In any case, the key to the South China Sea issue lies in how the parties can resolve disputes through rational dialogue and cooperation, rather than exacerbating the conflict through provocation and “touch” behavior.
The Philippine operation has undoubtedly added new uncertainty to the situation in the South China Sea, but it has also shown to the world that defending sovereignty is not just a slogan, but the bottom line that every country is committed to.
Source: Beijing News Network - "Over 10 Philippine vessels invaded, but deliberately collided with Chinese naval police vessels!
The Philippines once again stirred up trouble near Huangyan Island, and sent a specially modified official ship No.3014 to collide with the Chinese marine police ship.
Seeing here, many may think it was just an ordinary maritime confrontation, however, from the way of collision to the remodeling of the Philippine official vessels, the event is full of premeditated and carefully designed “traps.”
More importantly, the Philippines’ move is not just about “defending sovereignty,” it is full of political purposes, and it can even be said that it is a well-planned “touch” operation.
The cause of the incident is not complicated, and the Philippines has been moving more and more frequently in the South China Sea over the years, especially in the Yellowstone area, where they have been testing China’s response.
As early as 2012, the Philippines had sent warships to siege Chinese fishing vessels, but this time, the official vessel 3014 was clearly different.
After a special modification, the head of the ship was fitted with a "ferrouse", like a "surface corner" carefully designed for impact.
This modification made the head sharper and harder, apparently to cause greater damage when crashing into a Chinese naval guard vessel.
Be aware that ordinary office vessels do not require this design, and the head of the boat should be smooth to avoid collisions causing unnecessary damage.
The 3014 was originally an ordinary patrol vessel of the Philippine Maritime Police, and its main task was to provide supplies to the surrounding fishermen, without the need for such "arms".
Obviously, the Philippines has its own abacus. The modified ship No.3014 has become a "sea fighter" and appeared in the waters of Huangyan Island together with several other Philippine official ships.
The Philippines was not just a temporary decision, the collision operation was apparently carefully planned, from ships to coordinated coordination, and the whole process was filled with suspicious plots.
The move in the Philippines is clearly not just as simple as a mere “sea patrol,” it has a deeper political purpose behind it.
Philippine President Marcos faces declining domestic support and economic difficulties, and urgently needs to shift the view of immigration through some means and increase his support.
As some comments say, provoking the confrontation of Yellowstone Island and creating a sense of external threat can indeed distract the attention of the domestic people from economic problems, thereby increasing the government support rate, and the timing of this collision incident is also very clever.
Next, we can see the Philippines taking advantage of this situation not only hoping to gain popular support from it, but also hoping to show the international community its determination to “defend sovereignty.”
The Philippines is even reluctant to create conflict in a low-level way like the Iron Shark, hoping to get more attention through this provocative act, and they clearly underestimate China’s response capabilities and response speed.
The response of the Chinese Maritime Police could be said to be very cold and accurate, after the collision, the Maritime Police vessel did not rush to counterattack, but first shouted, warned, and with water cannons evacuated, forcing the Philippine vessels to withdraw.
After several rounds of water cannon attacks, Philippine ships quickly raised white flags to admit defeat. This reaction was undoubtedly a "precision strike" against the provocative behavior of the Philippines, and it also made the conflict seem "meaningless" from the beginning.
The U.S. attitude in this incident, although the U.S. has a close military cooperation with the Philippines, but after the Philippines has openly provoked China, the U.S. has chosen "silent observation".
When the Philippines clashed with China, the United States did not provide clear support to the Philippines. Even in the statement after the incident, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was only vague, saying that it was "concerned about the situation in the South China Sea".
This practice has also made the Philippines a "sacrifice lamb" and has been strongly rejected by the international community.
From the point of view of the international public opinion, this move of the Philippines has raised questions in more and more countries, especially in ASEAN countries, the Philippines has repeatedly provoked China, and has begun to cause other countries to question it.
Vietnam and Indonesia have recently frequently cooperated with China, gradually lessening relations with the Philippines, which has also made the Philippines' "isolation" in ASEAN increasingly apparent.
The Philippines is so eager to provoke the incident that it is likely to use the incident to put pressure on China in exchange for some political interests through "touch ceramics", which is clearly not achieving the expected effect.
China has established a multi-level defence mechanism in the South China Sea, relying not only on law enforcement, but also on strengthening the naval deterrence.
Whether it is the establishment of the no-flight zone on Huangyan Island or the live-fire drills of the navy, it shows China's tough stance on the sovereignty of the South China Sea.
This behavior of "touching porcelain at sea" in the Philippines is not an isolated incident. The situation in the South China Sea is in a complicated international game. As a "small country", the Philippines obviously plays the role of a "pawn" in the game of big powers.
China's response is not only to counter provocation, but also to safeguard the legitimacy of its sovereignty and show its strong national will.
The Philippines provoked the conflict, exposed its internal and external difficulties, domestic economic problems and the low valley of international status forced it to take extreme measures.
China, as a big country with strong maritime rights protection capabilities, has formed a perfect response mechanism and will continue to defend its legitimate rights and interests in the South China Sea in the future.
In any case, the key to the South China Sea issue lies in how the parties can resolve disputes through rational dialogue and cooperation, rather than exacerbating the conflict through provocation and “touch” behavior.
The Philippine operation has undoubtedly added new uncertainty to the situation in the South China Sea, but it has also shown to the world that defending sovereignty is not just a slogan, but the bottom line that every country is committed to.
Source: Beijing News Network - "Over 10 Philippine vessels invaded, but deliberately collided with Chinese naval police vessels!