The waters of the South China Sea have made some small waves, and this time the Philippine coast guard ship "Theresa Magbanua" is singing a big show. This Japanese-made small man has been wandering around Xianbin Reef in Nansha for more than 20 days, just waiting for some movement.
Speaking of which, this ship was bought by the Philippines from Japan at a great price, with a displacement of 2,600 tons. The ship can carry more than 60 people, plus some divers or something, and it is not a problem to go to sea to enforce the law and save people. The point is, this ship also has a high-tech foundation, and I heard that it can play unmanned underwater vehicles in the future, which is quite trendy, right?
In May, several Philippine boats circled around the Septic Reef, and we found a lot of our fishing boats busy there. The boss of the Philippine Coast Guard looked at it, hey, this is not good, you have to keep an eye on it. So, I sent divers to go down to explore the bottom, saying that they found some "artificial traces", but in fact they were some broken corals, but this matter is not small, and the Philippines is wondering if we are going to fill the island.
This is not the end, the Philippine boat over there is casting nets to fish in the South China Sea, and our coast guard ship is sharp-eyed, and it can be seen at a glance, and it is also caught on the spot.
Speaking of Xianbin Reef, the little ninety-nine in the heart of the Philippines can be seen by anyone with a discerning eye. No, I want to learn from Ren'ai Jiao, use supplies as an excuse, and stir things up from time to time. But don't forget, these islands and reefs in the South China Sea are our territory, and if the Philippines wants to break ground here, we have to ask if we can agree first.
What do you think about this series of operations in the Philippines? Do you think you should sit down and have a good chat, or do you have to take some action to show the other person? Everyone is welcome to express their opinions in the comment area.