Ma Dingsheng: Japan's move may lead to sanctions by the Chinese military

The Sino-Japanese Navy and Air Force confront each other in overlapping air defense identification zones

Ma Dingsheng: Japan is very clear that he wants to maintain his existing power with the support of the United States, and he is gradually persecuting the Chinese side, and now we look at several aspects of the confrontation between China and Japan, for example, the aircraft may be a military aircraft, it may also be a business aircraft, then between the military aircraft and the military aircraft it is an interception and expulsion, then if you look at the surface of the sea platform there are also military and civilian divisions, the DPP may collide, may be fierce, the military may also use radar to lock each other, and so on, these specifications I think will not be upgraded to real fire In terms of live fire and bleeding, or the plane fell off the ship and sank, this is not enough, but this confrontation will make bilateral contact more frequent. Then there is a place where we have to look at the area, and the real contact area should be the so-called air defense identification zone designated by Japan, and the part that overlaps with China's East China Sea air defense identification zone, which may be a more intense place, then if Japan runs outside his air defense identification zone, it is likely to be sanctioned by the Chinese military.