Analysis & Reports
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Ministry of Defense: "New Militarism" is Likely to Become a "Disruption" in East Asia
On May 28, 2023, the U.S. and Japan conducted joint military exercises near Taiwan, aimed at enhancing regional deterrence and emergency response capabilities. China's defense spokesperson criticized this military cooperation, labeling it as provocative and a threat to regional peace. The exercises took place just 110 kilometers from Taiwan, raising tensions in the area.
Ministry of Defense: Japan Seeks Military Deregulation in Space, Going Against Historical Trends and the Current of the Times
Japan's Ministry of Defense announced the deployment of low-orbit military reconnaissance satellites and measures to enhance its space defense capabilities. This expansion is seen as a move away from its pacifist constitution, raising concerns about the militarization of space and potential arms races. The international community is urged to remain vigilant against these developments.
Lai Ching-te argues that there is no "Taiwan independence" issue; Ministry of National Defense: "Taiwan independence" is already at a dead end.
During a press conference on the 28th, Taiwan's defense ministry responded to U.S. President Trump's comments about Taiwan's independence, stating that such independence is incompatible with peace in the Taiwan Strait. Lai Ching-te, Taiwan's leader, asserted that there is no issue of 'Taiwan independence', despite previously identifying as a 'pragmatic independence worker'.
Ministry of Defense: Chinese Military Forces Dutch Helicopter Out of West Sand Islands Airspace
The Chinese Armed Forces intercepted and drove away a Dutch military helicopter that illegally entered Chinese airspace over the Xisha Islands on May 28. The Chinese Ministry of Defense condemned the intrusion and stated that it violated China's sovereignty and security interests.

Ministry of Defense: The Chinese and Russian militaries will continuously enrich and deepen the connotation of cooperation.
China and Russia will deepen military cooperation, enhancing mutual trust and conducting joint exercises and patrols. This commitment was reaffirmed during a press conference on May 28, 2023, marking the 30th anniversary of their strategic partnership. Both nations aim to support each other on core interests and maintain global and regional security.

Ministry of Defense: The International Community Should Fully Recognize Japan's "Deceptive Diplomacy" and "Victim Disguise"
The Chinese Defense Ministry criticized Japan's defense policy during a press conference on May 28, 2023, labeling its military expansion as a return to militarism and a threat to regional stability. The ministry urged the international community to recognize Japan's 'deceptive diplomacy' and called for collective action to curb its militaristic tendencies.

Ministry of National Defense: "Taiwan Independence" is Already at a Dead End
On May 28, the Chinese Ministry of National Defense commented on Taiwan's independence, stating it is incompatible with peace in the Taiwan Strait. The spokesperson criticized Taiwan's Lai Ching-te for claiming there is no issue of independence, labeling it a disguise for failed independence efforts. The ministry emphasized the importance of maintaining stability in the region and dismissed the notion of relying on the U.S. for independence.

The Practical Implementation of Japan-Philippines Maritime Cooperation in 2026 as Indicated by the Destroyer Ikazuchi and GSOMIA Negotiations
Japan's destroyer Ikazuchi participated in joint naval exercises with the Philippine Navy and U.S. Coast Guard in the South China Sea on April 23, 2026. Discussions on the GSOMIA negotiations were a key focus during Philippine President Marcos's visit to Japan, emphasizing enhanced defense cooperation. The report highlights the operationalization of defense agreements between Japan and the Philippines.
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Southern Theater Command's First Public Warning of Electronic Interference: The Dutch Ship Druid Incident in the Xisha Islands Sends New Signals
The Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) conducted warning electronic interference against the Dutch frigate "De Ruyter" after it entered the vicinity of the Paracel Islands on May 27, 2026. This marks the first public acknowledgment of such tactics by the PLA, indicating a shift in their operational approach in the South China Sea. The incident highlights the increasing complexity of naval interactions in the region, particularly with NATO forces.
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Navigation Warning! Live Fire Training in Certain Waters of the Beibu Gulf, Entry Prohibited
The Yangpu Maritime Bureau announced live-fire shooting training in the Beibu Gulf on May 28 from 10:00 to 13:00, prohibiting entry into the area during this period.
Russian Military Explores Northern Japan's Air Defense Response with Two Consecutive IL-20 Flights
A Russian IL-20 reconnaissance aircraft conducted flights over the Sea of Japan, Okhotsk Sea, and Pacific Ocean on May 21 and 22, 2026, prompting the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force to scramble fighters. These flights are part of Russia's ongoing military reconnaissance efforts, highlighting the need for Japan to maintain vigilance in its northern defense posture amid shifting military focus towards the southwest.
Tanaka TakashiThu May 28 2026Loading...When the War Eagle Frames the Night Sky, This Scene is Extremely Shocking
The Eastern Theater Air Force conducted high-intensity night flight training recently, involving multiple aircraft to enhance their operational capabilities across all time periods.

Australia Just Named China as The Primary Cause of Worsening Indo-Pacific Security in Its New National Defense Strategy
Australia published its 2026 National Defense Strategy in April 2026, identifying China as the primary threat to Indo-Pacific security. The strategy emphasizes military readiness, self-reliance, and increased defense spending, aiming for 3% of GDP by 2033-34. Australia is enhancing its naval capabilities and strengthening alliances in the region.

The U.S. Navy Is Going to Shrink — at The Same Moment China’s Navy Is The Largest on Earth
The U.S. Navy plans to retire 46 ships, including 2 aircraft carriers, by 2031, reducing its fleet to 288 warships. Concurrently, China is expanding its naval capabilities, aiming for 9 aircraft carriers by 2035. This shift raises concerns about U.S. military readiness amid growing naval requirements and potential conflict with China.

China's De Ruyter Expulsion Shows Europe's 2026 South China Sea Risk
The Dutch Navy's HNLMS De Ruyter conducted a presence mission near the Paracel Islands on May 27, prompting a response from China that included electronic jamming and naval forces to drive the frigate away. The incident underscores the challenges European navies face in the South China Sea, where China's military capabilities dominate the region.
Marcus ChenWed May 27 2026Loading...Southern Theater Command Issues Electronic Interference Warning to Dutch Intruding Naval Aircraft, Experts: Quite Restraint Shown
The Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army responded to the Dutch Navy frigate 'De Ruyter' illegally entering Chinese airspace over the Xisha Islands on the 27th. The Chinese military issued voice warnings and employed electronic countermeasures against the Dutch actions, which were deemed provocative and a violation of international law. Military experts emphasized the necessity and legality of the Chinese response, highlighting ongoing tensions in the South China Sea.
Hamas Confirms Its Military Leader and Family Killed in Israeli Airstrike
On May 26, 2023, an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City killed Hamas military leader Muhammad Awda, his wife, and two sons, along with three others. The strike was part of ongoing military operations by the Israeli Defense Forces, which have resulted in significant casualties among Palestinians since the ceasefire in October 2025.
Spokesperson for the Southern Theater Command Zhai Shichen Comments on Dutch Warship's Infringement行为
The Dutch Navy frigate 'De Ruyter' illegally intruded into China's Xisha Islands on May 27, violating Chinese airspace with helicopters. In response, the Southern Theater Command of the People's Liberation Army organized naval and air forces to issue warnings and employ electronic countermeasures to drive the Dutch forces away. China condemned these actions as a serious violation of its sovereignty and international law, maintaining high alert to defend its territorial integrity.

The killing of Muhammad Awda 11 days after his predecessor reveals the leadership crisis of Hamas in Gaza 2026
An Israeli airstrike on May 27, 2026, killed Hamas military leader Muhammad Awda in Gaza City, following the death of his predecessor, Izz al-Din al-Haddad, just eleven days earlier. The strike resulted in five fatalities and twelve injuries, highlighting ongoing tensions and military operations in the region. Awda was noted for his role in the October 7, 2023 attack.
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Navigation Warning! Military activities in the waters east of Wenzhou Oufei Beach, entry prohibited.
The Wenzhou Maritime Safety Administration issued a navigation warning regarding military activities in the waters east of Ou Fei Beach. These activities are scheduled for May 27 from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM and May 28 from 11:00 AM to 3:30 PM, during which civilian vessels are prohibited from entering the area.



