China, the United States, Japan, Australia and the Philippines held exercises in the South China Sea on the same day, and the South China Sea region was full of gunpowder.
Recently, the United States and the Philippines have been making small moves in the South China Sea. On April 7, the United States, Japan, Australia and the Philippines held their first joint maritime exercise in the South China Sea, which included anti-submarine warfare training to demonstrate force. The warships and planes of the four countries gathered in the South China Sea, and the specific location was near China's Nansha Islands, and the provocation was very obvious.
On the same day, the Southern Theater of the Chinese People's Liberation Army organized a joint naval and air combat patrol in the waters of the South China Sea. China solemnly states that it is under control of all military activities that disrupt the South China Sea and create hot spots.
It can be said that the dispute between the Philippines and China in the South China Sea has given the United States an excellent opportunity to intervene in the South China Sea by force. The United States has also pulled Japan and Australia along in an attempt to create new obstacles for China in the South China Sea.
However, the South China Sea Fleet of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) has concentrated the elite forces of the Chinese Navy and Air Force, and is completely capable of dealing with the invading enemy.
