Chapter 1: The Philippine ship is menacing
Sub-heading: The troublesome fleet set off
The troublemaker fleet in the Philippines held a grand mass before departure, as if seeking some kind of "protection" for this provocative action. A huge fleet of hundreds of ships, led by the Coast Guard's 44-meter-long patrol ship Bagakai, marched aggressively towards Scarborough Shoal. Most of these ships are small sailing ships that can accommodate only a few people, but they carry the ambitions of the Philippines.
Chapter 2: We are ready for battle
Sub-heading: Coast Guard Defense
While the Philippine fleet was about to move, our coast guard had already taken action. To the west of Luzon, Coast Guard ships 4109, 4108, and 4203 quickly formed the first line of alert, monitoring the Philippine fleet's every move. Meanwhile, the Philippine Fisheries Administration's Sandy Datuk patrol ship also left Manila Bay this morning and appears to be heading towards Scarborough Shoal. The Philippine Coast Guard claimed that three Coast Guard patrol vessels and one aircraft had been dispatched to provide support and escort for the operation. There are all kinds of signs that a contest at sea is about to begin.
Chapter 3: A variety of Philippine ships appear
Sub-heading: The Philippine ship formation is complicated
According to information from various sources, the lineup of the Philippine trouble-making fleet this time is quite complicated. In addition to the patrol ships leading the way and numerous small sailing ships, two large command ships also came into view. One of them is a 5,000-ton maritime training ship built in 1968 by Japan's Yokohama Shipyard, and the other is a 2,000-ton maritime training ship built in 2018 by Japan's Shizuoka Shipyard. These two large ships will undoubtedly become an important command center for the Philippine operation, and in addition to the crew, they can also carry a large number of other personnel and supplies. In addition, there are Filipino fishing boats that have already arrived in the waters near Scarborough Shoal, waiting to join up with this large fleet of troublemakers for follow-up action.
Chapter 4: Our Defenses Are Strong
Sub-heading: Layers of defense line protect Scarborough Shoal
In the face of the approach of the Philippine fleet, our side has long been fully prepared at Scarborough Shoal. It can be seen from the satellite photos on the Internet that our side has deployed a second line of defense, which consists of a number of coast guard ships and more than a dozen large maritime militia ships. These ships are like strong fortresses, firmly guarding Scarborough Shoal. At the entrance to Scarborough Shoal, a number of large steel-hulled militia boats are firmly on top of it, their hulls so strong and tall that the low wooden boats of the Philippines have no hope of breaking through a passageway.