The United States, as a regional foreign country, has been constantly intervening in South China Sea affairs, and under the banner of "free navigation", it has made trouble in the South China Sea and undermined the security situation in the maritime area. In order to safeguard national sovereignty, China has always used a tough stance to drive away invading foreign military aircraft. In this regard, the two sides have staged a "cat-and-mouse game" in the South China Sea airspace. Recently, Chinese and US military aircraft clashed again over the South China Sea, but this time the US learned a harsh lesson. Recently, the US military "sued" Chinese military aircraft, claiming that it conducted "dangerous interceptions" in the South China Sea. Subsequently, the Chinese side responded to this.
J-11 fighter jet
According to news from Observer website , the US Indo-Pacific Command recently issued a statement accusing a Chinese Navy J-11 fighter of "dangerously intercepting" the US Air Force RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft in the South China Sea, forcing the US military aircraft to take evasive measures to avoid a collision between the two sides. Subsequently, the US also released a video of the confrontation between the two sides, showing that the J-11 fighter jet was carrying two "PL-8" infrared-guided missiles and two "PL-12" radar-guided missiles. According to details disclosed by the US, the distance between the noses of the two military aircraft is only 6 meters, and the distance between the J-11 fighter jet and the wing of the RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft is only 3 meters.
Obviously, this is the U.S. military aircraft that once again broke into the South China Sea and wanted to conduct reconnaissance and nuisance to the People's Liberation Army. However, after being punished by the Chinese side, they felt shameless and planned to "report the bad guys first" and beat the Chinese side. In fact, this is also a common tactic of the United States. Pelosi, who previously served as Speaker of the House of Representatives, ignored China's warning and insisted on visiting Taiwan, which led to the People's Liberation Army launching large-scale live-fire military exercises. At that time, the United States took the blame and blamed China for the rising tensions in the Taiwan Strait, but did not mention at all that the reason for China's countermeasures was that the United States provoked geopolitical conflicts and crossed China's political red lines.
Therefore, China has long been accustomed to the shameless accusations from the United States. At a recent regular press conference, regarding the confrontation incident brought up by the US military, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin pointedly pointed out that the root cause of security issues in the South China Sea is that the US has been frequently sending ships and aircraft to conduct close reconnaissance on China for a long time and taking provocative and dangerous actions, which seriously endangers China's national security. Later, he also emphasized that in order to urge the United States to stop using this dangerous provocation to smear China, China will continue to take necessary measures to firmly safeguard its sovereignty and security and peace and stability in the South China Sea.
To put it bluntly, China’s attitude is very clear. If the US military dares to continue provoking, the People’s Liberation Army will continue to forcefully drive it away. As for the so-called "dangerous interception", China has nothing to do with the United States. Flying US military planes to the South China Sea to provoke China is a dangerous act in itself. The United States has left its own safety behind and has no regard for the consequences, so it has to bear the countermeasures taken by China. Now the US is accusing China of this and looking for excuses for its "gun diplomacy". What is right and what is wrong is very clear to the outside world. No matter how the US tries to smear China, it cannot cover up its evil deeds.
RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft
However, in recent times, it can be clearly felt that the United States has taken more actions in the South China Sea. reconnaissance aircraft have been approaching China to provoke. This may be related to the fact that the Philippines re-concluded a military alliance agreement with the United States some time ago. Unlike former Philippine President Duterte, the current Philippine President Marcos claimed to support the results of the previous "South China Sea Arbitration Case" when he first came to power. He obviously has great ambitions for China's South China Sea islands. Not long ago, when US Vice President Harris visited, he made no secret of his intention to manipulate South China Sea affairs. The two sides hit it off and strengthened military relations.
Therefore, the United States has been provoking China in the South China Sea recently. In addition to maintaining the turmoil in the waters, provoking geopolitical conflicts, and strengthening the United States' influence in the Asia-Pacific region, I am afraid it is also doing it to the Philippines, proving that the United States will use practical actions to support the Philippines' South China Sea claims, thereby promoting the Philippines to continue to become the fulcrum of the United States' South China Sea strategy. In this way, the United States can restore the military base it once established in the Philippines and cooperate with its US military base in Japan to further impose military oppression on China. This will cause Asia-Pacific countries to worry about the situation and choose to turn to the seemingly more powerful United States.
American hegemony
To be honest, in order to reverse the trend of global multipolarity and continue to maintain its hegemony, the United States is pushing up the geopolitical situation everywhere, but the eyes of all parties are sharp. Such actions will only make other countries more disgusted with American hegemony. Today, Saudi Arabia, Iran and other countries in the Middle East have basically turned against the United States. The United States continues to provoke the situation in the Asia-Pacific, and it cannot get ASEAN to support the political proposition of the United States. Even Latin America, which is regarded as the "back garden" by the United States, has once again ushered in the "pink wave." The world is developing towards a trend of rising in the east and falling in the west. The more provocative actions the United States takes, the greater the threat it poses to regional security and the more it accelerates its own decline.
