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So far, 100 fishing boats organized by the Philippine Atinitto Alliance have arrived near Scarborough Shoal and placed markers and buoys around it, and have not yet entered China's restricted range.
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It is reported that the boats departed from the town of Machinlok in Zambales Province in the Philippines, and the fishermen were baptized by missionaries on May 14, with a total of about 100 Filipino fishing boats.
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According to a report by Hong Kong Satellite TV, the finale behind these ships is a ship deployed by the Philippine Navy, but the Philippine military has not disclosed the details of the deployment, and it is unclear which Philippine Navy ship it is and where it is deployed.
What's more, the U.S. Navy has deployed a ship in Escoda Shoal.
A spokesman for the Philippine Navy said: "We want to commend the organizers, it is civil society that shows that they understand the issue." This is not only the practice of the government, but also the practice of the whole country. China should respect civil society in exercising its rights in the Philippines"
Isn't this!!
I believe that those who know the Atin Itto Alliance organization in the Philippines know that this is an organization that has been funded by US agencies for many years and has been stirring up trouble in the South China Sea for a long time, trying to provoke disputes in the South China Sea.
The Philippines' intention to use these small wrecked ships to provoke trouble in China's waters is also another provocation to China's sovereignty.
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