The Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army organizes naval and air forces to conduct routine patrols in the South China Sea.
Southern Theater Command spokesperson Colonel Zhai Shichen of the Navy stated that from February 2 to 6, 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 colluding with external countries to disrupt the South China Sea, organizing a so-called "bilateral air patrol," which undermines regional peace and stability. The theater's forces remain on high alert, resolutely defending national territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests.
The People's Liberation Army Southern Theater Command conducted routine naval patrols in the South China Sea from February 2 to 6. This operation is a response to the Philippines' collaboration with external nations, which China views as destabilizing to regional peace. The Chinese military remains on high alert to protect national sovereignty and maritime interests.
- The People's Liberation Army Southern Theater Command conducted routine patrols in the South China Sea from February 2 to 6.
- The patrol is a response to perceived threats from the Philippines and external nations.
- The forces are on high alert to defend national sovereignty and maritime rights.