The Canadian fighters wanted to take advantage of the Dragon Boat Festival to provoke, the PLA fighters resolutely intercepted, and the Canadian evil people first complained that the Canadian pilots were insulted and panicked. The Canadian military and the Canadian government have publicly complained that the Royal Canadian Air Force sent a CP-140 anti-submarine reconnaissance aircraft to carry out reconnaissance operations in the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea together with the United States, Japan, France, Australia, New Zealand and other countries when it was suddenly intercepted by PLA fighters. The Canadian military complained that the PLA fighters were very close to the Canadian fighters at that time, and Canadian pilots could hear the roar of the PLA fighters.
Canada complained that Canadian pilots were terrified by the close-range roar of PLA fighter jets. Canada also complained that PLA pilots had also insulted Canadian pilots. It is obvious that Canada is the first to file a complaint against the evil people, and it is obvious that the Canadian warplanes did not stay in their own countries and ran to the doorstep of China in the East China Sea, the Yellow Sea, and other Chinese people to conduct reconnaissance, and it was the Canadian warplanes that provoked them. The interception action taken by the PLA fighter is also an act of defending its sovereign rights and interests, and all operations of interception in full accordance with international rules are in line with international regulations.
Canada's dispatch of warplanes to cooperate with the United States in provocations is obviously an act of banditry, but now it is counter-accusing the PLA fighters of interception, which is obviously unreasonable. The Canadian warplanes had no reason to fly on China's doorstep, much less to make irresponsible remarks about the normal interception behavior of the PLA fighters. Canada's accusations of being verbally abused by PLA pilots are even more nonsense. Even if the fighter is very close, it is too fast in the air because the engine roar is too loud, and it is difficult to hear the so-called insults.
