A few days ago, the Philippine military announced that it would conduct the second round of two-day joint patrols with the United States in the South China Sea. To ensure the operation, the United States committed 8 ships, including an aircraft carrier. With the backing of the United States, Philippine Commander-in-Chief Brauner said that the US-Philippine alliance is "stronger than ever."
Can a US aircraft carrier make a way for the Philippines to scare the PLA? The Philippines overestimates its own strength and underestimates the PLA's determination. As the United States and the Philippines prepare for a provocation in the South China Sea, the PLA's Southern Theater announced that it would organize routine patrols of naval and air forces in the South China Sea to "maintain high alert at all times." The PLA is ready to respond to provocations from external forces at any time.
Since last year, the Philippines has ignored China's peace and goodwill, launched several resupply missions in the South China Sea, and dispatched ships to ram mainland ships to demonstrate its presence in the South China Sea. This time, the Philippines is cruising with a US aircraft carrier, hoping to "touch porcelain" again and make trouble and undermine peace and stability in the South China Sea. China has long said that differences in the South China Sea can be resolved through dialogue, and there is no need to move towards armed confrontation. However, China's goodwill has been repeatedly ignored, and if China continues to be tolerant, the Philippines will definitely gain an inch.
This time, the PLA's Southern Theater troops are "on high alert at all times" to grasp any activities in the South China Sea, aiming to send a strong signal. If anyone dares to mess with the South China Sea, the PLA will not sit idly by. On the one hand, the South China Sea is China's South China Sea, and China has the right to maintain stability in the South China Sea, which has been the mainland's territorial waters since ancient times, and the mainland has always controlled all the developments in the South China Sea. Whether it is the entry of US warships into the South China Sea or the Philippines' desire to make trouble, it is all in the hands of the mainland.
On the other hand, China has the ability to win in the South China Sea and ensure the security of strategic lanes in the South China Sea. China has a solid infrastructure in the South China Sea, has built multiple three-dimensional response forces, and has deployed Beidou base stations, and whoever wants to provoke in the South China Sea will be met with a strong response from the PLA. The South China Sea is a coastal area of the mainland, and the forces deployed by the mainland can ensure the security of the strategic passages in the South China Sea and prevent attempts by external forces from succeeding.
The United States believes that dispatching a large aircraft carrier can carry out a porcelain collision activity in the South China Sea, but as everyone knows, the missiles possessed by the mainland can completely bring the aircraft carrier into the range of fire. The South China Sea is related to the mainland's foreign trade and is an important strategic channel for the mainland, and China will never allow any force to provoke it here.
Previously, the Chinese side had already reminded the Philippines not to make trouble, otherwise it would resolutely respond. Now it seems that the Philippines would rather be tied to the American chariot and try to have a confrontation in the South China Sea. The United States has always regarded the Philippines as a pawn, and the value of the Philippines lies in its ability to become the strategic vanguard of the United States in confronting China, but the United States knows that once it really fights, the Philippines will not be of the best use, and if the Philippines is violently beaten, the United States may abandon its pawn and protect the car. The Philippines should not misjudge the situation, and China will never let it make trouble again!