Recently, China and the Philippines have had a formal showdown over the issue of Ren'ai Jiao in the South China Sea, and the situation is tense. The Philippine side refused the last chance given by the Chinese side, which forced the Chinese side to take action. According to the Southern Theater of Operations, they are ready and will send troops to the front line in the South China Sea.
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As one of the hotspots of dispute in the South China Sea, Ren'ai Jiao has always been the focus of dispute between China and the Philippines. However, the Philippine side has ignored the steady development of bilateral relations and insisted on building facilities at Second Thomas Shoal. China has repeatedly warned and proposed a solution, hoping to resolve the dispute through peaceful means. However, the Philippine side turned a deaf ear to this, and even publicly stated that it would not evacuate.
In the face of the intransigence of the Philippines, China has no choice but to take action to protect its territorial rights and interests. It is reported that the Chinese side has made comprehensive preparations, and the troops of the southern theater are on standby and ready to leave at any time. This time, China will adopt a three-front operation, not only to maintain security order in the South China Sea, but also to resolutely defend its own interests.
As an important strategic force of the Chinese armed forces in the South China Sea, the Southern Theater will send advanced ships and aircraft to the front line of the South China Sea to carry out patrol, reconnaissance, and alert tasks. Their arrival will demonstrate China's determination and strength, and warn the Philippine side not to underestimate China's determination.
China's intention to give the Philippines a last chance is to maintain regional peace and stability, but the Philippines has not cherished this opportunity, and China has no choice but to take decisive action. The relationship between China and the Philippines is supposed to be friendly and cooperative, but the actions of the Philippine side have damaged this relationship and made the regional situation more complicated and tense.
Against this backdrop, China's three-pronged move will play an important role, not only sending a clear signal to the Philippines, but also sending a warning to other countries that are deliberately provoking in the South China Sea. China's determination to safeguard its own interests is unwavering, and any attempt to challenge China's sovereignty will come at a price.
On the South China Sea issue, we hope to find a way to resolve the dispute through dialogue and negotiation. However, if certain countries insist on going their own way and ignore bilateral relations and regional security and stability, China will take more resolute and forceful actions to defend its rights and interests.