The Philippine media hyped up "countering China"! The Philippines, the United States, Japan, and Australia will hold their first full-scale maritime military exercise in the South China Sea, covering anti-submarine warfare, ship communications, and formation navigation training. In response to China's growing military might, the four countries will assemble their full armament in this exercise to demonstrate their resolve and strength.
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A series of recent moves by the Philippines have caught our attention. Now, together with the United States, Japan and Australia, they are planning a full-scale naval exercise in the South China Sea to counter China. The exercise will include a number of links, including anti-submarine warfare, ship communications, and formation navigation training, with the aim of demonstrating the military strength and determination of the four countries.
The South China Sea issue has always attracted international attention. China has sovereignty over the South China Sea, but some countries are trying to develop their presence in the region. In response to possible military provocations, China has strengthened its defenses in the South China Sea and pledged to resolutely defend its territorial rights and interests. In response, the Philippines has partnered with the United States, Japan, and Australia to try to form a strong counterforce.
The holding of this full-scale naval exercise has sparked controversy. Some see this as a counterbalance to China's influence in the South China Sea, while others worry it could escalate tensions in the region. In any case, the exercise will become a new focus of attention in the South China Sea, and will also allow the world to better understand the positions and strengths of each side.
The exercise will involve training and drills in a variety of areas. Anti-submarine warfare is an important part of this, which will test the capabilities of the navies of the four countries in detecting and striking submarines. Ship communication is the key to ensuring the efficient operation of the command system, and formation navigation training is a necessary part of coordinating the actions of multiple ships. Through this exercise, the four countries will work together to hone their skills, strengthen cooperation and prepare for potential threats.
With the news of this, the world's attention to the South China Sea issue has risen again. Peace and stability in the South China Sea region are of paramount importance to all countries concerned. We call on all parties to remain calm and restrained, resolve disputes through dialogue and consultation, and refrain from any action that could trigger tensions. Peace and prosperity in the South China Sea can only be achieved through cooperation and efforts.