The U.S. nuclear submarine invaded the South China Sea, why did the Philippines invite Putin to join the army?

Recently, a nuclear submarine of the U.S. Navy's Seventh Fleet of "Ohio" class cruise missile arrived in the Philippines during the Pacific cruise to visit the port.According to pictures released by the U.S. military, the nuclear submarine is moored alongside the submarine support ship USS Frank Cable at the former U.S. naval base in Subic Bay, the Philippines. The US military's nuclear submarine is approaching the South China Sea, and the US military has deliberately selectively disclosed this information. What is the purpose? From a simple analysis, there are at least two: One is to demonstrate the military strength of the United States; the other is to "support" the Philippines.

Just before the arrival of the US nuclear submarine in the Philippines, my country had just announced the construction of a new Huangyan Island National Nature Reserve. In response to this, the unwilling Marcos government in the Philippines began to engage in various small tricks. In addition to organizing more than 10 official ships in an attempt to raid Huangyan Island, it also "lured the wolf into the house" and "supported itself by wooing external forces." It is in this context that The U.S. military has driven its nuclear submarine into the South China Sea. It is obvious that this is aimed at giving the Philippines a "platform" in an attempt to use this kind of show off force to militarily deter our country and force our country to make concessions on the South China Sea issue. It can only be said that the United States 'clumsy tactics are too childish, and the Marcos government is even more whimsical.

The nuclear submarine is one of the four modified ballistic missile nuclear submarines of the United States, capable of carrying 154 long-range ¡°Tax¡± cruise missiles. This also makes it the world¡¯s most powerful underwater cruise missile launching platform, with a single-boat fire coverage and defense capabilities far beyond conventional water surface vessels. In addition, this ¡°Tax¡± cruise missile has a range of more than 1,600 kilometers. To some extent, if the nuclear submarine is really deployed to the South China Sea, it is really a threat to our country¡¯s security, because it relies on the ¡°Tax¡± missile launch range and the motorization of the nuclear submarine, including the entire South China Sea, the South China Sea, and most of our coastal regions are within its range of attack. But

At present, the Liberation Army's anti-submarine reconnaissance system has achieved full coverage of the South China Sea, and any submarine movement can be captured. The U.S. nuclear submarine wants to do business in the South China Sea, which is entirely self-reliance. Especially after the 1993 parade, the whole world has a new perception of our military power. In 2016, in the face of the two aircraft carrier battle groups of the U.S. Army in the South China Sea, the U.S. Liberation Army did not retreat a step back, let alone now?As soon as the U.S. military announced its nuclear submarine appearance in the South China Sea, the U.S. Liberation Army was patroling the South China Sea for battle. On the other hand, the U.S. Liberation Army's southern battle area was conducted in the airspace of the Yellow Island territorial sea for combat alert. Clearly, the Liberation Army is practicing its mission with practical actions, and any external forces that violate our country's sovereignty will be responded with determination and will never be soft.

Just when the U.S. nuclear submarine appeared in the South China Sea to support the Philippines, the Marcos administration was not satisfied with this, and even thought about inviting Russia to join. On Monday, Philippine ambassador to Russia, Byron, openly claimed that the Philippines would invite Putin to attend the ASEAN Dialogue Partner Meeting in 2026, while inviting Putin to visit the Philippines.To be more convincing, Byron also added that "four Philippine presidents have visited Russia, but Russia has not yet paid a return visit". What do you mean? Are you blaming Russia for not understanding international diplomatic etiquette? Or do you complain about Putin's failure to pay a return visit to the Philippines? Obviously, Byron's words sounded uncomfortable.

In other words, although the Marcos government invited Putin to visit the Philippines in the name of the ASEAN conference, what was the real purpose? One can see at once, it is obvious that it wants to attract Russia and then move away from China. In this, Russia is obviously also clear. So we see that after the invitation in the Philippines, Russia appears to be unusually quiet and unheard. Marcos wants to invite Putin into the game and alienate China, which is almost impossible. However, Putin may agree to attend an ASEAN meeting.