China Coast Guard conducts regular law enforcement patrols in waters east of Taiwan Island.
Jiang Lue, spokesperson for the China Coast Guard, stated that on July 4, the China Coast Guard's Xiushan ship formation replaced the Daishan ship formation to continue law enforcement patrols in the waters east of Taiwan Island. Since June, the Daishan ship formation has been conducting patrol verification, fishery protection, and rescue operations in the relevant waters to ensure normal navigation and operational order, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests as well as the safety of life and property of Chinese fishermen, including compatriots from Taiwan. The China Coast Guard will continue to strengthen law enforcement patrols in waters under China's jurisdiction, resolutely maintaining national territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.
The Chinese Coast Guard conducted law enforcement patrols in the waters east of Taiwan on July 4, replacing the Daishan ship with the Xiushan ship. These patrols aim to ensure normal navigation and protect the rights of Chinese fishermen, including those from Taiwan. The operations are part of ongoing efforts to strengthen law enforcement in Chinese jurisdictional waters.
- Chinese Coast Guard replaced the Daishan ship with the Xiushan ship on July 4.
- Patrols are aimed at law enforcement and protecting fishermen's rights.
- The operations are part of a continuous effort since June.
- The Chinese Coast Guard emphasizes maintaining territorial sovereignty.