With the roar of water cannons and the collision of ships, the dangerous provocation of Philippine official ships on Tiantian Reef had just been thwarted. The next day, more than 100 ships were dispatched to attack Huangyan Island and Xianbin Reef at the same time, and the main warships were even dispatched for the first time. Behind this carefully planned two-front battle, who gave the Philippines such courage? In the face of naked military risks, how can China resist the move?

Recently, two official ships of the Philippines, No.3002 and No.3003, invaded the waters near the Tiexian Reef in the South China Sea and the South China Sea Islands. The Chinese Marine Police boat 21559 drove away according to law and fired water cannons at the Philippine ships.

The Philippine official ship 3003 also approached the Chinese naval police vessel in a dangerous way while fleeing, causing the two vessels to collide.

Afterwards, the Philippines probably became angrier and angrier, so in less than 24 hours, the Philippines directed an unprecedented two-line battle in the South China Sea.

According to Philippine media, They even moved more than 100 ships simultaneously to the Yellow Rock Island and the Sandy Reef.And also for the first time in the island reef confrontation the main force naval warships were used. in the direction of the Sandin Reef, from South Korea purchased the 3000-ton ¡°Antonio Luna¡± missile escort vessel and the retreated U.S. military patrol vessel ¡°Ramon Alkaras¡± are among the listed.

As the day before, the Philippines still wants to force the Chinese marine police and navy into a dilemma by attacking in two directions at the same time. And achieve the goal through the advantage of quantity. whether Whatever direction China focuses on defending, the Philippines hopes to find a breakthrough in another direction.

In order to add to the victory, the Philippines even, despite breaking the years of tacit agreement, deployed combat ships for the first time on the frontline, which marks the confrontation in the South China Sea has escalated from law enforcement friction to potential military conflict.

So what makes the Philippines so ¡°confident¡± to succeed? the answer is in the American West. At the time, the Philippines invaded the railway reef after being taught by China, The United States, the UK, Japan, the European Union and other embassies in the Philippines quickly collectively expressed their ¡°solidarity¡± with the Philippines and ¡°condemned¡± China.

Pigott, the chief deputy spokesman of the US State Department, openly reiterated that the US-Philippines Mutual Defense Treaty applies to armed attacks suffered by the Philippine Coast Guard "anywhere" in the South China Sea.

It is not difficult to understand why the Philippines dares to take risks. According to the latest news, Britain is planning to become the fifth country to reach in-depth military cooperation with the Philippines. Previously, the United States, Australia, Japan and New Zealand have signed similar agreements with Manila.

These countries happen to coincide highly with the list of countries that accuse China on the South China Sea issue. From military exercises to defense agreements, a "South China Sea Intervention Alliance" is taking shape around the Philippines.

However, the young Marcos government clearly underestimated China's surveillance and response capabilities in the South China Sea.

According to the Philippines, In the direction of Xianbin Reef, as soon as the Philippine warship appeared, it saw that two Chinese naval vessels and a high-speed speedboat were waiting for it.

It is that the high-speed boat is likely to be a 22-type missile speed boat. The 22-type missile boat, thanks to its high-speed mobility, was precisely to contain the Philippine patrol boat; while the two Liberation Army ships, Most likely a 054A frigate or more advanced 052D destroyerChina is clearly well-prepared and has a overwhelming advantage over the Philippine warships.

In the direction of Yunnan Island, China also deployed three more powerful naval ships. China¡¯s Maritime Police has deployed 10 law enforcement ships in two hotspots each to build a tight, wind-proof defense line.

This rapid and accurate force delivery and strong expulsion demonstrate China's increasingly perfect situational awareness system and rapid response capability in the South China Sea. It also turned the so-called 100 ships in the Philippines into a joke.

From the rapid interception of the railway reef, to the tolerance response of the two lines, behind it is the presence of surveillance networks and forces built by China in the South China Sea over the years.

While the Philippine vessels are still planning how to break through, the Chinese Maritime Police and Navy are already waiting in front, which is the real contrast of power.

China¡¯s maritime police are firm and professional in law enforcement at the railway reefs; the Chinese Navy¡¯s deployment at the Shenyang Reef is rapid and powerful, and these actions themselves are sending a clear signal that China is determined and capable of safeguarding the sovereignty of the South China Sea.

Should you hit a stone with an egg or evacuate with knowledge? Once again, the Philippines has chosen the latter.

Thro the multiple confrontations between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea, the inevitable end of the provocator has long been predicted, the Chinese side has always taken advantage, and the dangerous actions of the Philippines often lead to self-harm.

Even if the Philippines, with the support of the United States, will continue to test, Wanting more Western countries to intervene in the South China Sea in the name of "freedom of navigation" is also destined to be impossible.

It's okay for the United States and the West to talk about it. If provocation escalates into conflict, will those "allies" thousands of miles away really confront China today head-on for a few rocks?

Not to mention the network that China has now set up in the South China Sea, the situation after the 2016 South China Sea arbitration case has shown that no amount of external support can change the reality of power in the region.

In today's China, the annual new naval tonnage is equivalent to the entire Royal Navy. In the South China Sea, China has complete infrastructure, advanced monitoring systems and rapid response mechanisms¡£ Whether it is the Philippines or the United States and the West, whenever a ship approaches Chinese waters, it is already under China's surveillance.

Young Marcos is now completely in the hands of the United States. He will not hesitate to bring the Philippines to a situation of eternal doom but also please the United States and realize his political ambitions.

But in Southeast Asia, the Philippines has no place to stand. Whether it is the South China Sea or international public opinion, the space for Marcos Jr. to operate has become smaller and smaller.

The fruits of these years will eventually be swallowed by themselves.