Chinese Coast Guard Calls for Early Return to Taiwan, Taiwan Coast Guard Responds: Received, Thank You
[Global Times - Global Network Report by reporter Fan Wei] Zhu Anqing, spokesperson for the East China Sea Branch of the China Coast Guard, stated that on February 25, the Fujian Coast Guard conducted routine law enforcement patrols in the waters near Kinmen in accordance with the law. Since February, the Fujian Coast Guard has organized a fleet of vessels to continuously strengthen law enforcement patrols in the waters near Kinmen, further enhancing the control over the relevant maritime areas, effectively safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese fishermen, including those from Taiwan, as well as their safety and property, and ensuring the normal navigation and operational order in the Xiamen-Kinmen waters.
The law enforcement patrol video released by the China Coast Guard shows that the Fujian Coast Guard vessel 14603 communicated with the Kinmen vessel 10083 of the Taiwan Coast Guard, saying, "During the Spring Festival, both sides of the strait celebrate together, we are all one family, spending a festival together, hoping for a return soon, and talking about reunion." In response, the Kinmen vessel 10083 of the Taiwan Coast Guard replied via radio, "Received, thank you."
Fujian Coast Guard conducted routine law enforcement patrols near Kinmen on February 25, communicating with Taiwan Coast Guard vessel Kinmen 10083. The Chinese vessel expressed sentiments of unity and hope for reunification during the exchange. This incident highlights ongoing maritime interactions in the Taiwan Strait.
- Fujian Coast Guard conducted patrols near Kinmen on February 25.
- Chinese Coast Guard vessel communicated with Taiwanese vessel during patrol.
- The communication emphasized unity and hope for reunification.