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Text: Mo Hanxue
Edited by Mo Hanxue
[Preface]
Everyone knows that the United States has always targeted the mainland, but just recently, the United States has frantically increased its presence in the Asia-Pacific region, and its suppression of the mainland has become more and more serious.
Since April 12, the United States has deployed the "Typhon" medium-range missile system in the Philippines, which has also militarized the situation in the South China Sea and, to a certain extent, can also be said to undermine regional peace and stability.
In the face of such behavior, the mainland has not been "habitual" at all, and has directly unveiled new military technology, and has also specifically emphasized that this technology can be applied to the South China Sea region......
So what exactly is the mainland's new military technology? Will the situation in the South China Sea change?
[The Philippines has been involved with the mainland in the Ren'ai Jiao incident]
The South China Sea issue and the Ren'ai Jiao incident have always been entangled in the Philippines, and it has also committed many excesses.
On October 7, 2023, a spokesperson for the Armed Forces of the Philippines said; China's assertion of indisputable sovereignty over the West Philippine Sea is controversial. ”
Not only that, the Philippines has also sent a large number of warships to beach at Ren'ai Jiao, which has to a certain extent seriously violated the mainland's territorial sovereignty.
The mainland also immediately lodged solemn representations demanding that the Philippine side immediately tow away these warships, although it said that it had always promised to tow away these warships, but it never implemented its promise.
Now, 24 years have passed, and the Philippine warships are still in place, and the mainland cannot accept the Philippine side's repeated violations of commitments and violations of China's territory.
There is no doubt that Ren'ai Jiao is China's territory, and this has become a broad consensus in the international community, but the Philippines has always been antagonistic to the mainland because of the Ren'ai Jiao incident.
I believe that everyone is very clear about last year's maritime incident, when the Philippines returned some responsibility to the mainland for this incident, and later they still did not let go because the mainland released the original video.
For such a long time, the mainland's attitude towards them has always been particularly kind, and the most important thing is that we have been able to show sincerity in everything.
However, the Philippine side has continued to send official ships and warships to forcibly enter the waters adjacent to Ren'ai Jiao, in order to transport construction materials for large-scale maintenance and reinforcement of illegal warships, and to achieve the occupation of Ren'ai Jiao through such methods.
Such behavior will not only not have any good results, but will put the Philippines in a certain predicament, and I hope that the Philippine side can suddenly wake up and make a win-win situation for the two countries in the face of the mainland's goodwill and sincerity.
[U.S. deployment of medium-range missiles in the Philippines]
On April 15, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos announced that the Philippines would not open more military bases to the US military.
But I didn't expect the slap in the face to come so quickly, and on the same day, the United States also released a shocking news: the US military deployed medium-range missiles in the northern part of the Philippine island of Luzon for the first time, which was a milestone.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos said when he took office that he would not participate in Sino-US relations, but it didn't take long for him to favor the United States, and this time he said one second that he would not open military bases to the United States, and the next second he asked the US military to deploy medium-range missiles in the Philippines.
A spokesman for the mainland's Ministry of National Defense also said: This is a very dangerous development, which is very likely to threaten the security of regional countries and seriously undermine regional peace and stability, and the Chinese side will resolutely oppose it.
So how exactly did the United States deploy intermediate-range missiles in the Philippines, and what was the purpose of their actions?
The U.S. Army's urban medium-range missile system was delivered to the Philippines through the U.S. C-17 strategic transport plane in the form of an exercise, and the U.S. military called the intermediate-range missile system deployed in the Philippines "Typhon." ”
It can be said that it is part of their army's long-range precision fire program, which is mainly used to launch Tomahawk cruise missiles and Standard-6 ballistic missiles.
And they also carefully modified some of their weapons, and the maximum range of the modified Tomahawk reached 1700 km, and the maximum range of the "Standard"-6 reached 370 km.
Many people may not have any concept of this number, so let's take a look at how much deterrent this number is?
In the map, we can see that the northern direction of Luzon Island is Taiwan, and the distance between the two is about 300 kilometers, while the western part of Lubu Island is the mainland's Hainan Island and Xisha Islands, which are about 1,000 kilometers away.
It can be said that the United States chose to go to the vicinity of this address, which is surrounded by mainland territories, and all of them are set within the firing range.
Of course, the United States did not be vague about this deployment, but made it very clear: "Our purpose in doing this is to avoid a wide range of threats from Russia and China." ”
However, judging from the address and range of the United States, it is mainly aimed at China, and Russia is only incidental, in fact, there have been signs of this behavior of the United States since last year.
Last year, the United States announced that it would deploy an intermediate-range missile system in the Asia-Pacific region, but Japan, South Korea, and Australia were unwilling to take over, because after all, there was indeed a certain risk.
However, I did not expect that the Philippines had become the most wronged person, and the United States and Russia had signed a treaty before, which roughly stated that neither country could have missiles with a range of 500~5,000 kilometers.
But in 2018, Trump withdrew from the treaty, and then they threatened to deploy medium-range missiles in the Asia-Pacific region to support their so-called "Indo-Pacific strategy." ”
The United States is looking for Japan, South Korea, and Australia, hoping that they will accept the project, but these countries know very well that the reason why the United States wants to deploy intermediate-range missiles in the Asia-Pacific region is to threaten China.
If these countries accept it, then China will definitely not let these countries go, but it is not good for them to directly reject the United States, after all, the United States is also a strong country, and in the end all of them euphemistically rejected the "good intentions" of the United States. ”
But I didn't expect the Philippines to grasp this hot potato in my hands, and none of us know what will happen to the Philippines after that.
[China's strong countermeasures and unveiling new military technology]
Earlier, we talked about the deployment of medium-range missile systems by the United States in the Asia-Pacific region, and we all know that this behavior is aimed at threatening China.
And the mainland has also shown a tough attitude towards this behavior of the United States: We resolutely disagree, otherwise we will also strongly counteract.
That's right, our country did it, and after they announced the deployment of the intermediate-range missile system in the Philippines, the mainland also unveiled our new military technology, and then we will take a look at what this new military technology of the mainland is?
In other words, it can easily expand the reflection range of US F-22 and other stealth weapons and equipment by 60,000 times within a range of 63,000 square kilometers.
I believe that from this data, we can see how many faces this new military technology on the mainland has, which also means that we can detect ill-intentioned US military weapons from a longer distance, and we can also firmly lock them within the detection range of the radar.
The most important thing is that this technology is not only able to weaken the stealth raid effect of the American army, but also has a particularly efficient and fast lock-on ability.
As long as the equipment of the U.S. military enters the detection range of our radar, it only takes 0.008 seconds for us to complete the calculation of the target coordinates and movement trajectory.
Don't be surprised, it only takes 0.02 seconds for us to lock down all the aircraft information of the stealth fleet, so that we can provide the mainland with a longer response time in the event of a war.
Moreover, this reflexive radar system on the mainland can be deployed not only on land, but also on some islands or offshore platforms.
This characteristic alone can enhance the mainland's capabilities in the South China Sea and the western Pacific Ocean, and this military technology of the mainland is a very big blow to the United States, that is to say, it can greatly weaken its military superiority.
[China openly cooperates with the Cuban military, Austin urgently calls our defense minister]
While the U.S. military is closely committed to deploying missiles, the Continental Army has welcomed an important guest, Cuba, and on April 15, the vice president of the Continental Army Commission hosted Rojo, the political director of the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces Department, in Beijing.
Just as the U.S. military was in full swing to deploy missiles, the Chinese military also welcomed important guests. On April 15, the Central Military Commission and the Central Military Commission had a very friendly conversation, and we made it clear that we would support Cuba in defending the integrity of their territory and sovereignty, and that we would do everything in our power to help them.
It was this incident that caused concern in the United States, and on April 16, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin made an urgent phone call to the mainland's defense minister.
In this way, the two sides once again exchanged views, but as for the outcome, we are not very clear for the time being, after all, judging from the information released so far, the mainland still has strong principles and positions on the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea issues.
【Conclusion】
The United States has always wanted to suppress those countries that do not obey them, but it did not expect that the mainland has made a new breakthrough in military technology, and on the contrary, it will be able to suppress their military technology.
Whether it is the United States or the Philippines, as long as it infringes on the mainland's territory, then we will definitely deal with it seriously, and the mainland will certainly safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Information sources:
Great Power DiplomacyApril 18, 2024 Reports on U.S. deployment of intermediate-range missiles in the Asia-Pacific region
Global Times, April 16, 2024 reported on the U.S. Army's 1st Multi-Domain Task Force (1st MDTF) recently deployed a land-based medium-range capability system (Typhon) for the first time in northern Luzon in the Philippines
Qiangwutang April 17, 2024, reports on China's pledge to help Cuba build its military