China Sends A Warning Directly To The US And Claims That The USA Are “War Addicts”
China now has a larger Navy than the U.S., all concentrated in one area. This while having a well-bribed POTUS who does everything they say. Their military grows bolder by the day with conflicts starting with most of their neighboring states as China claims they own the seas.
In a recent incident, China has accused a U.S. naval ship of illegally entering the waters near the Second Thomas Shoal, intensifying the ongoing territorial dispute between China and the Philippines in the South China Sea. This latest confrontation is part of a series of incidents that have raised concerns about the possibility of a conflict between the United States and China.
The Chinese military ordered its naval forces to mobilize and track the USS Gabrielle Giffords after claiming that the warship violated its sovereign waters. In a statement from the People’s Liberation Army Southern Theater, China accused the U.S. of deliberately disrupting the situation in the South China Sea, violating China’s sovereignty and security, undermining regional peace and stability, and breaching international law and norms governing international relations. China’s Southern Theater characterized the U.S. as the biggest threat to peace and stability in the South China Sea.
In response, the U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet denied the accusation, asserting that the USS Giffords was conducting routine operations in international waters, consistent with international law. The ship in question, the USS Giffords, is a littoral combat vessel designed for operations in coastal areas.
The Second Thomas Shoal has been a focal point of contention between Chinese and Philippine naval and coast guard ships in recent months. The Philippines, dwarfed by China’s military strength, has sought American assistance in these territorial disputes. The U.S. Navy’s 7th Fleet, headquartered in Japan, has emphasized its commitment to upholding a free and open Indo-Pacific region where nations of all sizes can maintain sovereignty, resolve disputes peacefully, and navigate and fly according to international laws, rules, and norms.
The South China Sea is a vital shipping lane and fishing area, with multiple countries, including China, Vietnam, Malaysia, Taiwan, and Brunei, asserting sovereignty over various territories. These overlapping claims have contributed to the regional complexity and increased tensions in the area.
1 comment:
So stupid. It is like what is the point. Shoving matches like little kids.
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