According to air traffic control information, the USS CVN68 Nimitz aircraft carrier began its voyage into the South China Sea on December 31, 2022. Global Defense observation determined that the US Navy CVN68 Nimitz entered the South China Sea through the Sulu Sea . The USS Nimitz aircraft carrier avoided the Bashi Channel and entered the South China Sea through the Philippines Central Waterway in order to avoid a head-on confrontation with the People's Liberation Army. According to air traffic control information, the People's Liberation Army dispatched 24 fighter planes on December 31 to perform missions in the sea and airspace around Taiwan Island. The PLA dispatched combat equipment including J-11, J-10 and J-16. When the USS CVN68 Nimitz broke into the South China Sea, the People's Liberation Army showed off its strong muscles.
When the USS CVN68 Nimitz aircraft carrier broke into the South China Sea, there was not only a large-scale combat cruise by the People's Liberation Army, but also the peninsula. According to information announced by South Korea and Japan, the peninsula conducted a test-firing of heavy rocket launchers in the early morning of January 1, 2023. Three rockets fell into the eastern waters of the peninsula that day. 202301005/Global Defense Observer/Ali, the Japanese Ministry of Defense released news, claiming that the peninsula conducted a test launch of three short-range ballistic missiles . According to the detection results of the radar , the peninsula’s short-range missiles did not fall into Japan’s exclusive economic waters, so Japan’s protest was not very loud. On December 31, 2022, the peninsula conducted a test launch of three ballistic missiles .
According to information obtained by Global Defense Watch, the Peninsula launched 70 ballistic missiles in 2022, and also launched 3 cruise missiles . The ballistic missiles tested by the Peninsula in 2022 set a new record. The peninsula conducted a test launch of three heavy rockets on the first day of 2023. The warning signal from the peninsula was very clear, especially when the US Navy aircraft carrier strike group was aggressive. The United States has long adopted a hostile strategy towards the peninsula. To this end, it has encircled and contained the peninsula in many fields, including various sanctions. The United States has also actively attracted other countries to impose sanctions on the peninsula.
The U.S. Navy's aircraft carrier strike group is showing off its power in the Asia-Pacific region. is not only targeting China, but also has the intention of targeting the peninsula. According to information obtained by Global Defense Watch, the U.S. Navy's CVN76 aircraft carrier USS Reagan began combat cruises at the end of September, with the focus being on performing military deterrence missions in the Sea of Japan. Faced with the aggressive posture of the United States, Japan and South Korea, the peninsula demonstrated its strength and determination to take on the challenge through the test launch of large-scale ballistic missiles. Launching 70 ballistic missiles a year, the peninsula is quite ambitious. Faced with the peninsula's breakthrough in the field of ballistic missile testing, the United States does not have many countermeasures.
China and the Peninsula have signed a formal military alliance treaty. According to the alliance treaty, if either party encounters an invasion by a foreign enemy, China and the Peninsula will automatically participate in the action. Because of the alliance signed between China and the peninsula, the United States has to weigh this, because the peninsula now has the intercontinental ballistic missile that can hit the United States. When the USS CVN68 aircraft carrier USS Nimitz attacked fiercely, the Peninsula issued a clear warning. When faced with the aggressive posture of the U.S. Navy, the Peninsula has no word for "fear". The Peninsula started a new game with the United States through the test firing of heavy rocket launchers in the early morning.
