According to a number of media reports, recently, our 0.55 million tons of people led a group of "iron buddies" to swagger through the Sibutu waterway in the south of the Philippines. This is not a simple stroll, this is a "wake-up call" for some countries that like to engage in small actions.
The Filipino folks witnessed it with their own eyes, and they were so excited that they couldn't stop taking pictures with their mobile phones, praising our fleet for being called a "tall one". From 055 to 052D, to 054 escort ships, as well as logistics supply ships, this lineup directly fills the "appearance" of the South China Sea, and the deterrent power is very good.
On the other hand, the "shoulder-to-shoulder" exercise of the United States and the Philippines, looking at their battles, this is simply a "small fight", compared with our "luxury fleet", those ships seem a little shabby. Our "bodyguards" such as "Sirius" and "Dianke No. 1" are still staring at us, and no small action can escape our noses.
The United States used to brag that it could quickly come to the South China Sea from anywhere, but we directly proved with practical actions that the South China Sea is our "back garden" and we can go as far as we want. The 055 drive led the team to wear it like this, which is to tell the world that there are no dead ends in the South China Sea, and we will do what we say.
On this trip, the surface is as calm as water, but in fact, the dark tide is turbulent, especially our 055, which is a "big guy" on the sea, and when it appears, the aura is two meters eight. This is not only a training of troops, but also a training of courage and familiarity with the sea area, and more importantly, a vivid "warning lesson" for those who want to provoke trouble.
In the South China Sea, we are talking about "comprehensive protection", not giving up an inch of land, and the waterway is unimpeded. This crossing is our re-emphasis on sovereignty in the South China Sea, and it is also a reminder to the Philippines: follow the United States and be careful to shoot yourself in the foot.
The South China Sea is not anyone's "private land," and if the United States wants to spread wild here, it must first feel a few chips in its pocket. Our "killer feature" is not vegetarian, if we really want to compete in the South China Sea, it is at our doorstep, and we don't need to guess the outcome to know.
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