Recently, the Philippines' move to invite eight countries to patrol the South China Sea has attracted widespread attention, however, it has ushered in the intervention of 32 countries in the South China Sea situation. Among them, the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, and Canada, as well as the European Union, which includes 28 member states, have commented on China's behavior in the South China Sea. Behind this action, the United States can be said to have played an important role, containing Britain, Japan and Canada, and at the same time manipulating the South China Sea issue.
It is worth noting that three naval formations have been the first to arrive in the Philippines, including the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier battle group of the US military. This aircraft carrier group replaced the USS Reagan, which entered the factory for maintenance, and became the new focus of the Asia-Pacific region. After the outbreak of the Second Thomas Shoal incident, the Carl Vinson quickly passed through the Balabac Strait in the Philippines and entered the South China Sea, demonstrating the United States' support for the South China Sea issue.
It is worth noting that in addition to the US military, the Russian Pacific Fleet and the Indian Navy have also joined the situation in the South China Sea. The Russian army's operation is not to stir up trouble, but a planned goodwill visit aimed at strengthening relations with neighboring countries in the South China Sea. The joint patrol between the Russian military and the mainland has aroused a high degree of tension between Japan and South Korea and highlighted the friendly relations between China and Russia. The arrival of the Indian navy, however, has been unsettling, and given India's petty moves on the Sino-Indian border, its dispatch of warships to the South China Sea may have heightened regional tensions.
At present, the mainland has prepared for the worst, and the Shandong aircraft carrier has urgently headed south from the north to return to the South China Sea. The aircraft carrier's operation shows the mainland's concern about the situation in the South China Sea, as well as its tough stance on the Philippines. It is worth noting that the operation of our warship into the lagoon of Ren'ai Jiao was regarded by the outside world as an "unprecedented" incident, which shows that the mainland has implemented the bottom-line thinking and no longer condones the arrogant behavior of the Philippines.
To sum up, the escalation of the situation in the South China Sea not only involves 32 countries such as the United States, Britain, Japan and Canada, but also attracts Russia and India to join. In the face of external pressure, the mainland has demonstrated a firm stance and strong military strength. We need to pay close attention to the follow-up developments in the South China Sea, and hope that all parties can resolve disputes through dialogue and consultation to maintain regional peace and stability.
Recently, the Philippines' move to invite eight countries to conduct patrols in the South China Sea has attracted widespread attention, but it has attracted 32 countries to intervene in the situation in the South China Sea. These include the United States, Britain, Japan, and Canada, as well as the 28 members of the European Union, who have expressed dissenting views on China's actions in the South China Sea. However, the driving force behind this series of actions is undoubtedly the United States, which has further manipulated the South China Sea issue through the guidance of Britain, Japan and Canada.
It is interesting to note that three naval formations have been the first to arrive in the Philippines, including the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier battle group. The rapid mobilization of the aircraft carrier group after the USS Reagan went into maintenance has become a new focal point in the Asia-Pacific region, highlighting the unwavering support of the United States in the South China Sea.
However, not only the US military, but also the Russian Pacific Fleet and the Indian Navy have joined the situation in the South China Sea. Russia's actions are not aimed at stirring up trouble, but a planned goodwill visit aimed at strengthening relations with countries bordering the South China Sea. The move of the Russian military to conduct a joint cruise with the mainland has triggered high tensions between Japan and South Korea, highlighting the friendly relations between China and Russia. By contrast, the arrival of the Indian navy has been a source of unease, especially given India's series of minor moves on the Sino-Indian border, and the dispatch of warships to the South China Sea could have heightened tensions in the region.
Under the current situation, the mainland has prepared for the worst, and the Shandong aircraft carrier has urgently moved south from the north to return to the South China Sea. This clearly shows the mainland's deep concern about the situation in the South China Sea and its firm position on the Philippines. It is worth noting that the operation of our warship into the lagoon of Ren'ai Jiao is considered an "unprecedented" incident, indicating that the mainland has implemented the bottom-line thinking and no longer condones the arrogant behavior of the Philippines.
In general, the escalation of the situation in the South China Sea not only involves 32 countries such as the United States, Britain, Japan, and Canada, but also attracts Russia and India to join. In the face of external pressure, the mainland has demonstrated a firm stance and strong military strength. As the South China Sea has become the focus of global attention, the situation is volatile, and we need to continue to pay attention to the follow-up developments, and look forward to all parties resolving disputes through dialogue and consultation to maintain regional peace and stability.