From June 27 to 28, the Southern Theater Command organized naval and air forces to conduct routine patrols in the South China Sea.
Senior Colonel Zhai Shichen, spokesperson for the Southern Theater Command, stated that from June 27 to 28, the People's Liberation Army Southern Theater Command organized naval and air forces to conduct routine patrols in the South China Sea. The Philippines is attempting to rally external countries to conduct a so-called "joint patrol," disrupting the South China Sea and undermining regional peace and stability. The theater's forces will resolutely defend national territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, and firmly maintain regional peace and stability.
The Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army conducted routine naval and air patrols in the South China Sea from June 27 to 28. This operation was in response to joint patrols by external nations organized by the Philippines, which China views as a disruption to regional peace and stability. The command reaffirmed its commitment to defending national sovereignty and maritime rights.
- The Southern Theater Command organized naval and air forces for routine patrols in the South China Sea.
- The patrol occurred from June 27 to 28.
- The operation is a response to perceived threats from joint patrols by external countries organized by the Philippines.
- The Southern Theater Command emphasizes its commitment to defending national sovereignty and regional stability.