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The Chinese #PLA #Navy's 989 Task Group concluded its four-day friendly visit to #Malaysia and set off for #Indonesia on December 3, 2025. During the visit, service members of the Chinese naval task group visited the National Hydrographic Center of Malaysia and conducted exchange activities with young sailors of...

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On the morning of December 22, the Chinese PLA Navy Task Group 989, consisting of the Chinese PLANS Changbaishan, PLANS Zheng He and PLANS Xiangqianjin 1, successfully completed far-sea comprehensive training as well as friendly visits to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia before smoothly returning to a naval port in Qingdao, Shandong Province. During the visits, the task group conducted ship open day events, visit and exchange activities, athletic competitions, and subject matter expert exchanges, demonstrating the positive image of the Chinese PLA Navy and deepening friendship and mutual trust with the armed forces and the people of the host countries.
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On the morning of December 22, the Chinese PLA Navy Task Group 989, consisting of the Chinese PLANS Changbaishan, PLANS Zheng He and PLANS Xiangqianjin 1, successfully completed far-sea comprehensive training as well as friendly visits to Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia before smoothly returning to a naval port in Qingdao, Shandong Province. During the visits, the task group conducted ship open day events, visit and exchange activities, athletic competitions, and subject matter expert exchanges, demonstrating the positive image of the Chinese PLA Navy and deepening friendship and mutual trust with the armed forces and the people of the host countries.

ChinaNavy

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Chinese #PLA #Navy's #989TaskGroup set sail for ocean-going training on Nov. 15. The task group, composed of #AmphibiousDockLandingShip Changbaishan, Navigation Training Ship ZhengHe and comprehensive training vessel Xiangqianjin1, will visit #Vietnam, #Malaysia and #Indonesia.
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Chinese #PLA #Navy's #989TaskGroup set sail for ocean-going training on Nov. 15. The task group, composed of #AmphibiousDockLandingShip Changbaishan, Navigation Training Ship ZhengHe and comprehensive training vessel Xiangqianjin1, will visit #Vietnam, #Malaysia and #Indonesia.

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Warmth and Hope: The Chinese #PLA #Navy's hospital ship Silk Road Ark, which is on the Mission Harmony 2025, arrived in #Kingston, the capital of #Jamaica, on December 8, for a three-day goodwill visit and to provide medical services to the local residents affected by #HurricaneMelissa. #ChinaMilBugle #ChinaMilitary
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Warmth and Hope: The Chinese #PLA #Navy's hospital ship Silk Road Ark, which is on the Mission Harmony 2025, arrived in #Kingston, the capital of #Jamaica, on December 8, for a three-day goodwill visit and to provide medical services to the local residents affected by #HurricaneMelissa. #ChinaMilBugle #ChinaMilitary

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During its visit to Brazil, the Chinese PLA Navy hospital ship PLANS Ark Silk Road on Mission Harmony 2025, conducted a range of exchange activities including medical equipment observation, technology demos, academic sessions, etc. between Chinese and Brazilian naval medics. Through these activities, the two sides deepened professional engagement and mutual learning, laying a solid foundation for deeper cooperation between the two navies in the medical field.
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During its visit to Brazil, the Chinese PLA Navy hospital ship PLANS Ark Silk Road on Mission Harmony 2025, conducted a range of exchange activities including medical equipment observation, technology demos, academic sessions, etc. between Chinese and Brazilian naval medics. Through these activities, the two sides deepened professional engagement and mutual learning, laying a solid foundation for deeper cooperation between the two navies in the medical field.

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JUST IN - Chinese Defense Ministry Confirms Six Warships in Middle East - The 44th Naval Escort Task Force, based in the region since May, conducted a joint exercise with the Omani navy and recently embarked on a goodwill visit to Kuwait. - The task force is comprised of a guided-missile destroyer, a frigate, and an integrated supply ship
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JUST IN - Chinese Defense Ministry Confirms Six Warships in Middle East - The 44th Naval Escort Task Force, based in the region since May, conducted a joint exercise with the Omani navy and recently embarked on a goodwill visit to Kuwait. - The task force is comprised of a guided-missile destroyer, a frigate, and an integrated supply ship

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CNS Sichuan, China's largest and most advanced amphibious assault ship, set sail from Shanghai on its maiden sea trial on Friday, according to the People's Liberation Army Navy. With a hull code of 51, CNS Sichuan is the first in the Type 076 class. The ship displaces more than 40,000 metric tons of water and can carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and amphibious landing craft once commissioned. The ship boasts a unique configuration that features a dual-island superstructure, a first for Chinese naval ships, designed to better facilitate aviation operations. The vessel is also equipped with an electromagnetic catapult system, which will be used to launch fixed-wing aircraft, making the Sichuan the first Chinese amphibious assault ship capable off launching fixed-wing drones and only the second Chinese vessel to use this world-class technology after the CNS Fujian aircraft carrier. (Video: 央视新闻微博) #navy #PLA
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CNS Sichuan, China's largest and most advanced amphibious assault ship, set sail from Shanghai on its maiden sea trial on Friday, according to the People's Liberation Army Navy. With a hull code of 51, CNS Sichuan is the first in the Type 076 class. The ship displaces more than 40,000 metric tons of water and can carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters and amphibious landing craft once commissioned. The ship boasts a unique configuration that features a dual-island superstructure, a first for Chinese naval ships, designed to better facilitate aviation operations. The vessel is also equipped with an electromagnetic catapult system, which will be used to launch fixed-wing aircraft, making the Sichuan the first Chinese amphibious assault ship capable off launching fixed-wing drones and only the second Chinese vessel to use this world-class technology after the CNS Fujian aircraft carrier. (Video: 央视新闻微博) #navy #PLA

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The Type 076 amphibious assault ship PLANS Sichuan (Hull 51) attached to the Chinese PLA Navy recently conducted scientific research, testing and training tasks in the South China Sea to evaluate the operational performance of its various systems and platforms. Since its launch, the PLANS Sichuan has successfully completed several sea trials. As China's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship, the PLANS Sichuan has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tonnes and features a dual-island superstructure along with a full-length flight deck. It incorporates the innovative electromagnetic catapult and arrestor technologies, enabling it to carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and amphibious equipment. #PLA #PLAN #Navy #AmphibiousAssaultShip #SouthChinaSea #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle
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The Type 076 amphibious assault ship PLANS Sichuan (Hull 51) attached to the Chinese PLA Navy recently conducted scientific research, testing and training tasks in the South China Sea to evaluate the operational performance of its various systems and platforms. Since its launch, the PLANS Sichuan has successfully completed several sea trials. As China's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship, the PLANS Sichuan has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tonnes and features a dual-island superstructure along with a full-length flight deck. It incorporates the innovative electromagnetic catapult and arrestor technologies, enabling it to carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and amphibious equipment. #PLA #PLAN #Navy #AmphibiousAssaultShip #SouthChinaSea #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle

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The Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command recently dispatched a naval task group headed by Type-055 guided-missile destroyer #Zunyi (Hull 107) to conduct training exercises in the waters east of the Philippine Luzon Island. The training exercises focused on live-fire drills, air-sea coordination, rapid maneuver, and replenishment at sea, aiming to test the troops’ joint operations capabilities. The training exercises are necessary operations carried out in response to the current regional situation, and are fully in compliance with international law and practice. Troops of the Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command will regularly conduct corresponding military operations based on the need of the security situation to safeguard China’s national sovereignty and security, as well as regional peace and stability. #PLA #Navy #TaskForce #PLASouthernTheaterCommand #Philippines #LuzonIsland #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle
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The Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command recently dispatched a naval task group headed by Type-055 guided-missile destroyer #Zunyi (Hull 107) to conduct training exercises in the waters east of the Philippine Luzon Island. The training exercises focused on live-fire drills, air-sea coordination, rapid maneuver, and replenishment at sea, aiming to test the troops’ joint operations capabilities. The training exercises are necessary operations carried out in response to the current regional situation, and are fully in compliance with international law and practice. Troops of the Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command will regularly conduct corresponding military operations based on the need of the security situation to safeguard China’s national sovereignty and security, as well as regional peace and stability. #PLA #Navy #TaskForce #PLASouthernTheaterCommand #Philippines #LuzonIsland #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle

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At about 5 p.m. on Nov. 16, 2025, the #Type076 #AmphibiousAssaultShip #Sichuan attached to Chinese #PLA #Navy completed its first three-day navigation test mission and returned to the shipyard dock. During the sea trial, a series of tests were conducted on the power, electrical and other systems and equipment of the ship, achieving the expected results. The subsequent test projects will be gradually carried out in accordance with the overall construction plan. China's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan, has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tonnes and features a dual-island superstructure along with a full-length flight deck. It incorporates the innovative #ElectromagneticCatapult and arrestor technologies, enabling it to carry fixed-wing #aircraft, #helicopters, and amphibious equipment.

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Philippine Coast Guard Takes Action Against Chinese Research Vessel Off the Coast of Ilocos Norte The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed BRP Teresa Magbanua and a PCG aircraft to monitor, challenge, and escort the Chinese Research Vessel (CRV) Tan Suo 3 out of the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The vessel was detected entering the EEZ on May 1, 2025, approximately 92 nautical miles off the coast of Burgos, Ilocos Norte. This morning, upon the arrival of the PCG vessel at the location of the Chinese Research Vessel, the PCG aircraft launched from Laoag to support the maritime law enforcement operation, conducting maritime domain awareness (MDA) flight in the area. Both assets engaged in radio challenges, confirming that their operations within the Philippines’ EEZ align with the Philippine Maritime Zones Act, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, and the 2016 Arbitral Award. The crew of the Chinese Research Vessel was promptly informed that they were operating within the Philippines' EEZ. Their irregular movements were deemed inconsistent with the freedom of navigation and indicative of marine scientific research activities, which violate the sovereign rights of the Philippines. They were instructed to cease their unlawful activities, clarify their intentions, and ensure continuous transit within the EEZ in compliance with both international and Philippine laws. During the operation, the PCG spotted a manned deep-sea submersible vessel fast approaching the Chinese Research Vessel, which was later retrieved by its crew. This submersible, known as the SHENHAI YONGSHI or Deep-Sea Warrior, is engineered for deep-sea exploration and scientific research, with the capability to dive to depths of 4,500 meters. In addition, a Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) was deployed to recover a yellow-colored unidentified piece of equipment, which may also be associated with marine scientific research activities. These actions of the CRV serves as clear evidence that the People's Republic of China are conducting illegal marine scientific research activities within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone, lacking the legal authority to undertake such activities in this area. The vigilant presence of the PCG vessel has effectively prevented the Chinese Research Vessel from continuing its unlawful activities within the Philippines' EEZ. The PCG Commandant, Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, reaffirmed the PCG's commitment to enforcing maritime laws and ensuring the protection of Philippine sovereignty and sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea.
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Philippine Coast Guard Takes Action Against Chinese Research Vessel Off the Coast of Ilocos Norte The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has deployed BRP Teresa Magbanua and a PCG aircraft to monitor, challenge, and escort the Chinese Research Vessel (CRV) Tan Suo 3 out of the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ). The vessel was detected entering the EEZ on May 1, 2025, approximately 92 nautical miles off the coast of Burgos, Ilocos Norte. This morning, upon the arrival of the PCG vessel at the location of the Chinese Research Vessel, the PCG aircraft launched from Laoag to support the maritime law enforcement operation, conducting maritime domain awareness (MDA) flight in the area. Both assets engaged in radio challenges, confirming that their operations within the Philippines’ EEZ align with the Philippine Maritime Zones Act, the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, and the 2016 Arbitral Award. The crew of the Chinese Research Vessel was promptly informed that they were operating within the Philippines' EEZ. Their irregular movements were deemed inconsistent with the freedom of navigation and indicative of marine scientific research activities, which violate the sovereign rights of the Philippines. They were instructed to cease their unlawful activities, clarify their intentions, and ensure continuous transit within the EEZ in compliance with both international and Philippine laws. During the operation, the PCG spotted a manned deep-sea submersible vessel fast approaching the Chinese Research Vessel, which was later retrieved by its crew. This submersible, known as the SHENHAI YONGSHI or Deep-Sea Warrior, is engineered for deep-sea exploration and scientific research, with the capability to dive to depths of 4,500 meters. In addition, a Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat (RHIB) was deployed to recover a yellow-colored unidentified piece of equipment, which may also be associated with marine scientific research activities. These actions of the CRV serves as clear evidence that the People's Republic of China are conducting illegal marine scientific research activities within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone, lacking the legal authority to undertake such activities in this area. The vigilant presence of the PCG vessel has effectively prevented the Chinese Research Vessel from continuing its unlawful activities within the Philippines' EEZ. The PCG Commandant, Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, reaffirmed the PCG's commitment to enforcing maritime laws and ensuring the protection of Philippine sovereignty and sovereign rights in the West Philippine Sea.

Jay Tarriela

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A leaked maritime radio recording has surfaced showing a Chinese Navy warship experiencing what appears to be a complete failure of its radar and optical identification systems during operations. Despite a target being less than 3 kilometers away, the warship was unable to identify it. Crew members repeatedly contacted a nearby civilian vessel over the radio, asking the captain to visually confirm the target’s identity and read its hull number. The warship’s personnel sounded urgent as they inquired about a vessel heading north, approximately 1.4 nautical miles off their port side. They even asked whether it was a private ship or a coast guard vessel. The warship ultimately relied on the civilian boat’s naked-eye observation to clarify the situation. At the end of the exchange, the naval crew repeatedly responded “Okay, okay, okay” and expressed thanks to the civilian captain.
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A leaked maritime radio recording has surfaced showing a Chinese Navy warship experiencing what appears to be a complete failure of its radar and optical identification systems during operations. Despite a target being less than 3 kilometers away, the warship was unable to identify it. Crew members repeatedly contacted a nearby civilian vessel over the radio, asking the captain to visually confirm the target’s identity and read its hull number. The warship’s personnel sounded urgent as they inquired about a vessel heading north, approximately 1.4 nautical miles off their port side. They even asked whether it was a private ship or a coast guard vessel. The warship ultimately relied on the civilian boat’s naked-eye observation to clarify the situation. At the end of the exchange, the naval crew repeatedly responded “Okay, okay, okay” and expressed thanks to the civilian captain.

The Great Translation Movement 大翻译运动

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"Justice Mission 2025" military drills reinforce a red line that must not be crossed The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Eastern Theater Command continued its "Justice Mission 2025" military drills around Taiwan Island for the second consecutive day on December 30, 2025. Starting early in the morning, destroyers, frigates, fighters and bombers sent by the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command conducted drills involving identification, warning and expulsion, strikes on hostile vessels, fleet air defense, and anti-submarine warfare from air and in the waters to the north and south of Taiwan. During the drills, H-6K bombers simulated precision strikes against designated targets in Taiwan. The operation was intended to test the troops' capability of joint operations and regional blockade. On Tuesday afternoon, a flotilla sent by the Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command and led by an amphibious assault ship worked with destroyers, frigates and drones of the PLA Eastern Theater Command to conduct joint drills including rapid landing operations and the seizure of key ports in the waters to the east of Taiwan. On the ground, two troop units equipped with Long-range Multiple Launch Rocket Systems executed live-fire drills, covering the waters to the north and south of Taiwan. All these operations achieved desired effects, according to the PLA Eastern Theater Command. Tuesday's drills demonstrated that the Chinese PLA possesses formidable capabilities to cut off the lifeline of energy and resource imports for Taiwan authorities at any time, thereby destroying their separatist agenda, said Zhang Chi, a professor at the Chinese PLA National Defense University, "The PLA can strike whenever it chooses to strike, and its firepower package can be delivered right to where the separatists are," he added. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said that the drills are intended to deter separatist forces on the island, who are trying to build up the island's military capabilities by purchasing US arms in their pursuit of "Taiwan independence". The military drills are meant to instill into the minds of the "provocateurs, saboteurs of peace and warmongers" on the island the costly consequences "of turning Taiwan into a powder keg". The Taiwan question is at the very core of China's core interests, and the drills reinforce a red line that must not be crossed. Attempts to arm the secessionists as part of a bid to contain China will only bring conflict closer. #PLA #Taiwan #JusticeMission2025 #正义使命2025 #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle #EasternTheaterCommand
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"Justice Mission 2025" military drills reinforce a red line that must not be crossed The Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) Eastern Theater Command continued its "Justice Mission 2025" military drills around Taiwan Island for the second consecutive day on December 30, 2025. Starting early in the morning, destroyers, frigates, fighters and bombers sent by the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command conducted drills involving identification, warning and expulsion, strikes on hostile vessels, fleet air defense, and anti-submarine warfare from air and in the waters to the north and south of Taiwan. During the drills, H-6K bombers simulated precision strikes against designated targets in Taiwan. The operation was intended to test the troops' capability of joint operations and regional blockade. On Tuesday afternoon, a flotilla sent by the Chinese PLA Southern Theater Command and led by an amphibious assault ship worked with destroyers, frigates and drones of the PLA Eastern Theater Command to conduct joint drills including rapid landing operations and the seizure of key ports in the waters to the east of Taiwan. On the ground, two troop units equipped with Long-range Multiple Launch Rocket Systems executed live-fire drills, covering the waters to the north and south of Taiwan. All these operations achieved desired effects, according to the PLA Eastern Theater Command. Tuesday's drills demonstrated that the Chinese PLA possesses formidable capabilities to cut off the lifeline of energy and resource imports for Taiwan authorities at any time, thereby destroying their separatist agenda, said Zhang Chi, a professor at the Chinese PLA National Defense University, "The PLA can strike whenever it chooses to strike, and its firepower package can be delivered right to where the separatists are," he added. A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said that the drills are intended to deter separatist forces on the island, who are trying to build up the island's military capabilities by purchasing US arms in their pursuit of "Taiwan independence". The military drills are meant to instill into the minds of the "provocateurs, saboteurs of peace and warmongers" on the island the costly consequences "of turning Taiwan into a powder keg". The Taiwan question is at the very core of China's core interests, and the drills reinforce a red line that must not be crossed. Attempts to arm the secessionists as part of a bid to contain China will only bring conflict closer. #PLA #Taiwan #JusticeMission2025 #正义使命2025 #ChinaMilitary #ChinaMilBugle #EasternTheaterCommand

China Military Bugle

24,182 次观看 • 8 个月前

STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL TASK FORCE FOR THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA 9 December 2023 Manila, Philippines The National Task Force West Philippine Sea (NTFWPS) vehemently condemns the illegal and aggressive actions carried out by the Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia against the civilian Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) vessels Datu Sanday, Datu Bankaw, and Datu Tamblot today during a regular BFAR humanitarian and support mission of providing oil subsidy and grocery packs to over 30 Filipino fishing vessels near Bajo De Masinloc in the West Philippine Sea. As of this reporting the mission is on-going. Based on the reports received, as the BFAR vessels approached 1.4 to 1.9 nautical miles from Bajo de Masinloc, the Chinese Coast Guard ships utilized water cannons to obstruct and prevent BFAR vessels from approaching the Filipino fishing vessels eagerly awaiting the oil subsidy and grocery packs. The water cannons had been used at least eight (8) times at the time of reporting. Additionally, the Chinese Maritime Militia vessels are reported to have engaged in dangerous maneuvers and deployed what is understood to be a Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) against the BFAR vessels - causing severe temporary discomfort and incapacitation to some Filipino crew. Water cannon action have resulted in significant damage to BFAR vessel Datu Tamblot's communication and navigation equipment, as it was directly and deliberately targeted by the China Coast Guard. The Task Force likewise denounces the deployment of Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) to disperse and drive away Filipino fishing vessels eagerly awaiting the distribution of fuel subsidies and food supplies from the BFAR ships. To prevent the distribution of humanitarian support is not only illegal but also inhumane. Moreover, Filipino fishermen have reported and documented the Chinese Coast Guard launching a small boat early this morning to illegally install a floating barrier at the southeast entrance of Bajo De Masinloc. The actions of Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia hindered the BFAR vessel from accessing the entrance of the shoal. We stress that Bajo de Masinloc is a high-tide feature with territorial sea, per the 2016 Arbitral Award. It forms an integral part of the Philippine national territory under the Constitution. The Philippines exercises sovereignty and jurisdiction over the shoal and its territorial sea. The 2016 Arbitral Award has also clarified that Filipinos have traditional fishing rights in the water of Bajo de Masinloc protected by international law. China's illegal exercise of maritime law enforcement powers, interference with Philippine vessels, harassment and intimidation of Filipino fisherfolk, or any other activity that infringes upon the Philippines' sovereignty and jurisdiction in Bajo de Masinloc are violations of international law, particularly UNCLOS and the Arbitral Award. We firmly insist that these Chinese vessels leave Bajo de Masinloc immediately. We demand that the Chinese government take immediate action to halt these aggressive activities and uphold the principles of international law and desist from actions that would infringe on Philippine Sovereignty and endanger the lives and livelihood of Filipino fishermen who have traditionally fished in the area. The NTF-WPS remains committed to protecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.
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STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL TASK FORCE FOR THE WEST PHILIPPINE SEA 9 December 2023 Manila, Philippines The National Task Force West Philippine Sea (NTFWPS) vehemently condemns the illegal and aggressive actions carried out by the Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia against the civilian Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) vessels Datu Sanday, Datu Bankaw, and Datu Tamblot today during a regular BFAR humanitarian and support mission of providing oil subsidy and grocery packs to over 30 Filipino fishing vessels near Bajo De Masinloc in the West Philippine Sea. As of this reporting the mission is on-going. Based on the reports received, as the BFAR vessels approached 1.4 to 1.9 nautical miles from Bajo de Masinloc, the Chinese Coast Guard ships utilized water cannons to obstruct and prevent BFAR vessels from approaching the Filipino fishing vessels eagerly awaiting the oil subsidy and grocery packs. The water cannons had been used at least eight (8) times at the time of reporting. Additionally, the Chinese Maritime Militia vessels are reported to have engaged in dangerous maneuvers and deployed what is understood to be a Long-Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) against the BFAR vessels - causing severe temporary discomfort and incapacitation to some Filipino crew. Water cannon action have resulted in significant damage to BFAR vessel Datu Tamblot's communication and navigation equipment, as it was directly and deliberately targeted by the China Coast Guard. The Task Force likewise denounces the deployment of Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats (RHIBs) to disperse and drive away Filipino fishing vessels eagerly awaiting the distribution of fuel subsidies and food supplies from the BFAR ships. To prevent the distribution of humanitarian support is not only illegal but also inhumane. Moreover, Filipino fishermen have reported and documented the Chinese Coast Guard launching a small boat early this morning to illegally install a floating barrier at the southeast entrance of Bajo De Masinloc. The actions of Chinese Coast Guard and Chinese Maritime Militia hindered the BFAR vessel from accessing the entrance of the shoal. We stress that Bajo de Masinloc is a high-tide feature with territorial sea, per the 2016 Arbitral Award. It forms an integral part of the Philippine national territory under the Constitution. The Philippines exercises sovereignty and jurisdiction over the shoal and its territorial sea. The 2016 Arbitral Award has also clarified that Filipinos have traditional fishing rights in the water of Bajo de Masinloc protected by international law. China's illegal exercise of maritime law enforcement powers, interference with Philippine vessels, harassment and intimidation of Filipino fisherfolk, or any other activity that infringes upon the Philippines' sovereignty and jurisdiction in Bajo de Masinloc are violations of international law, particularly UNCLOS and the Arbitral Award. We firmly insist that these Chinese vessels leave Bajo de Masinloc immediately. We demand that the Chinese government take immediate action to halt these aggressive activities and uphold the principles of international law and desist from actions that would infringe on Philippine Sovereignty and endanger the lives and livelihood of Filipino fishermen who have traditionally fished in the area. The NTF-WPS remains committed to protecting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

Jay Tarriela

1,299,255 次观看 • 2 年前

On November 14, 2025, China's first new-generation Amphibious Assault Ship, the #Sichuan (Hull 51), set sail from Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in east China's Shanghai City, heading for relevant sea areas to carry out its first navigation test mission. This #SeaTrial will mainly test and verify the reliability and stability of the power, electrical and other systems of the #AmphibiousAssaultShip Sichuan. It is learned that since its launch in December 2024, the construction of the Sichuan has been steadily advancing as planned. It has successfully completed mooring tests and equipment installation and debugging, and has met the technical conditions for sea trials. China's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan, has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tonnes and features a dual-island superstructure along with a full-length flight deck. It incorporates the innovative electromagnetic #catapult and arrestor technologies, enabling it to carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and amphibious equipment. #Chinamilitary #ChinaNavy #PLAN #PLA #Navy #ElectromagneticCatapult #四川舰 #两栖攻击舰 #076两栖攻击舰 #电磁弹射
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On November 14, 2025, China's first new-generation Amphibious Assault Ship, the #Sichuan (Hull 51), set sail from Hudong-Zhonghua Shipyard in east China's Shanghai City, heading for relevant sea areas to carry out its first navigation test mission. This #SeaTrial will mainly test and verify the reliability and stability of the power, electrical and other systems of the #AmphibiousAssaultShip Sichuan. It is learned that since its launch in December 2024, the construction of the Sichuan has been steadily advancing as planned. It has successfully completed mooring tests and equipment installation and debugging, and has met the technical conditions for sea trials. China's first Type 076 amphibious assault ship Sichuan, has a full-load displacement of over 40,000 tonnes and features a dual-island superstructure along with a full-length flight deck. It incorporates the innovative electromagnetic #catapult and arrestor technologies, enabling it to carry fixed-wing aircraft, helicopters, and amphibious equipment. #Chinamilitary #ChinaNavy #PLAN #PLA #Navy #ElectromagneticCatapult #四川舰 #两栖攻击舰 #076两栖攻击舰 #电磁弹射

China Military Bugle

212,152 次观看 • 9 个月前

Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command Conducts Assault Drills against Maritime Targets and Long-Distance Raids to the Southeast of Taiwan Island 解放军东部战区位台岛东南海空域开展对海打击、远程奔袭等科目演练 Senior Colonel Shi Yi, spokesperson of the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command: On December 29, the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command dispatched task forces of bombers, amphibious assault ships, anti-ship missiles to conduct drills on vessel-aircraft coordination, maritime target strike, long-distance raid, and comprehensive support in the waters and airspace to the southeast of the Taiwan Island. The drills tested the capabilities of integrated operations inside and outside the island chain, and neutralizing the enemy at maximum range. 东部战区新闻发言人施毅陆军大校表示，12月29日，中国人民解放军东部战区位台岛东南海空域，组织轰炸机编队、两栖攻击舰编队、反舰常导等兵力，开展舰机协同、对海打击、远程奔袭、综合保障等科目演练，检验了内线外线一体联动、兵力火力尽远制敌能力。
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Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command Conducts Assault Drills against Maritime Targets and Long-Distance Raids to the Southeast of Taiwan Island 解放军东部战区位台岛东南海空域开展对海打击、远程奔袭等科目演练 Senior Colonel Shi Yi, spokesperson of the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command: On December 29, the Chinese PLA Eastern Theater Command dispatched task forces of bombers, amphibious assault ships, anti-ship missiles to conduct drills on vessel-aircraft coordination, maritime target strike, long-distance raid, and comprehensive support in the waters and airspace to the southeast of the Taiwan Island. The drills tested the capabilities of integrated operations inside and outside the island chain, and neutralizing the enemy at maximum range. 东部战区新闻发言人施毅陆军大校表示，12月29日，中国人民解放军东部战区位台岛东南海空域，组织轰炸机编队、两栖攻击舰编队、反舰常导等兵力，开展舰机协同、对海打击、远程奔袭、综合保障等科目演练，检验了内线外线一体联动、兵力火力尽远制敌能力。

China Military Bugle

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#BREAKING 🇨🇳China slams🇯🇵#Japan over its provocative actions on🇨🇳Chinese Liaoning aircraft carrier's training, with hard evidence. On-site audio proves🇯🇵Japanese SDF vessel received notifications from🇨🇳Chinese Liaoning carrier formation. Yet Japanese military aircraft intruded into China's exercise and training zone without authorization to hyping the so-called "radar illumination" issue According to a Chinese PLA Navy spokesperson, the PLA Navy's Liaoning aircraft carrier formation conducted regular carrier-based fighter jet flight training in the waters east of the #MiyakoStrait and had made public the training sea and airspace in advance. On December 6, the Liaoning aircraft carrier formation conducted carrier-based aircraft training after passing through the Miyako Strait, according to yuyuantantian. At 2:10 pm, the Liaoning formation organized the Warship 101 to issue a notification with the message: "Our formation organizes shipborne aircraft flight training as planned." The Japanese destroyer Teruzuki confirmed receipt of the Chinese notification via radio. At 2:28 pm, the Liaoning formation organized the Warship 101 to issue another, more detailed notification: "Our formation plans to conduct carrier-based aircraft flight training, expected to commence at 3 pm, lasting approximately 6 hours, primarily in the area south of the aircraft carrier." Subsequently, the Japanese destroyer Teruzuki once again confirmed receipt of our notification via radio. Japanese aircraft intruded into the designated exercise zone, which was also the sea and airspace notified in advance for the training. Their closest distance to the Chinese aircraft was less than 50 kilometers. Currently, the airborne radar detection range of some mainstream fighter jets worldwide exceeds 50 kilometers. This means that Japan's actions have severely disrupted China's normal training operations and placed both sides in a dangerous situation.
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#BREAKING 🇨🇳China slams🇯🇵#Japan over its provocative actions on🇨🇳Chinese Liaoning aircraft carrier's training, with hard evidence. On-site audio proves🇯🇵Japanese SDF vessel received notifications from🇨🇳Chinese Liaoning carrier formation. Yet Japanese military aircraft intruded into China's exercise and training zone without authorization to hyping the so-called "radar illumination" issue According to a Chinese PLA Navy spokesperson, the PLA Navy's Liaoning aircraft carrier formation conducted regular carrier-based fighter jet flight training in the waters east of the #MiyakoStrait and had made public the training sea and airspace in advance. On December 6, the Liaoning aircraft carrier formation conducted carrier-based aircraft training after passing through the Miyako Strait, according to yuyuantantian. At 2:10 pm, the Liaoning formation organized the Warship 101 to issue a notification with the message: "Our formation organizes shipborne aircraft flight training as planned." The Japanese destroyer Teruzuki confirmed receipt of the Chinese notification via radio. At 2:28 pm, the Liaoning formation organized the Warship 101 to issue another, more detailed notification: "Our formation plans to conduct carrier-based aircraft flight training, expected to commence at 3 pm, lasting approximately 6 hours, primarily in the area south of the aircraft carrier." Subsequently, the Japanese destroyer Teruzuki once again confirmed receipt of our notification via radio. Japanese aircraft intruded into the designated exercise zone, which was also the sea and airspace notified in advance for the training. Their closest distance to the Chinese aircraft was less than 50 kilometers. Currently, the airborne radar detection range of some mainstream fighter jets worldwide exceeds 50 kilometers. This means that Japan's actions have severely disrupted China's normal training operations and placed both sides in a dangerous situation.

Shen Shiwei 沈诗伟

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Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad today received a courtesy call from H.E Edil Baisalov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan in Putrajaya. H.E Baisalov is on a three-day visit to Malaysia. In the 30 minutes meeting Dr Mahathir was briefed on the progress of the Kyrgyz Republic. H.E Baisalov also told Dr Mahathir his main objective for visiting Malaysia was to learn and understand the Malaysian education system, from primary to tertiary. The Kyrgyz delegation had visited a school in Putrajaya as well as the University of Malaya (UM). They also visited Cyberjaya. Both Dr Mahathir and H.E Baisalov shared the similar views on the importance of teaching of Science and Mathematics in English. Dr Mahathir believed that the focus of the Kyrgyz government on improving education was very correct. “A good education makes people well-trained and better qualified.” In the meeting H.E Baisalov also briefed on the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railroad project which aims to benefit the economic growth of Central Asia. Dr Mahathir emphasised that communication and connectivity between countries are very important aspects in enhancing trade. At the end of the meeting, H.E Edil Baisalov extended an invitation from President of Kyrgyz Republic, H.E Sadyr Japarov for Dr Mahathir to visit the country and observe the progress it had underwent. Dr Mahathir first visited Kyrgyzstan in July 1996 as the Prime Minister to reciprocate the first official visit to Malaysia by H.E Askar Akayev the former President of the Kyrgyz Republic a year earlier. Diplomatic ties between Kyrgyzstan and Malaysia were established in April 1992, and in 1997 the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic was established. Since then, bilateral relations have improved in the fields of trade and economy, investment, culture and social.
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Tun Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad today received a courtesy call from H.E Edil Baisalov, Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan in Putrajaya. H.E Baisalov is on a three-day visit to Malaysia. In the 30 minutes meeting Dr Mahathir was briefed on the progress of the Kyrgyz Republic. H.E Baisalov also told Dr Mahathir his main objective for visiting Malaysia was to learn and understand the Malaysian education system, from primary to tertiary. The Kyrgyz delegation had visited a school in Putrajaya as well as the University of Malaya (UM). They also visited Cyberjaya. Both Dr Mahathir and H.E Baisalov shared the similar views on the importance of teaching of Science and Mathematics in English. Dr Mahathir believed that the focus of the Kyrgyz government on improving education was very correct. “A good education makes people well-trained and better qualified.” In the meeting H.E Baisalov also briefed on the China-Kyrgyzstan-Uzbekistan railroad project which aims to benefit the economic growth of Central Asia. Dr Mahathir emphasised that communication and connectivity between countries are very important aspects in enhancing trade. At the end of the meeting, H.E Edil Baisalov extended an invitation from President of Kyrgyz Republic, H.E Sadyr Japarov for Dr Mahathir to visit the country and observe the progress it had underwent. Dr Mahathir first visited Kyrgyzstan in July 1996 as the Prime Minister to reciprocate the first official visit to Malaysia by H.E Askar Akayev the former President of the Kyrgyz Republic a year earlier. Diplomatic ties between Kyrgyzstan and Malaysia were established in April 1992, and in 1997 the Embassy of the Kyrgyz Republic was established. Since then, bilateral relations have improved in the fields of trade and economy, investment, culture and social.

Dr Mahathir Mohamad

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PCG and BFAR Conduct Maritime Domain Awareness Flight Over Kalayaan Island Group The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) in collaboration with Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), conducted a routine Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) flight today over the Kalayaan Island Group (KIG) as part of its legitimate mandate to protect the country’s maritime jurisdiction and the livelihood of Filipino fishermen. The flight departed from Puerto Princesa International Airport this morning, monitoring the following activities within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone: -Zamora Reef: One (1) Chinese hospital ship (862), two (2) China Coast Guard vessels with unidentified bow numbers, and twenty-nine (29) Chinese Maritime Militia Vessels (CMMVs) anchored in the vicinity of the reef. The BFAR aircraft recorded video footage of three (3) flares fired from the reef toward the aircraft during its lawful overflight. -Pag-asa Cay: One (1) Vietnamese research/fishing survey vessel, KN-374, operating southwest of the feature. -Rurok Island: Two (2) Vietnamese fishing vessels anchored southwest, and one (1) Vietnam Coast Guard vessel anchored south of the island. -Julian Felipe Reef:A total of thirty-eight (38) Chinese Maritime Militia Vessels — twenty-six (26) moored alongside each other and twelve (12) scattered in the area. -Pagkakaisa Banks: Thirty-four (34) Chinese Maritime Militia Vessels scattered in the vicinity. -Panganiban Reef: Unidentified vessels observed inside the lagoon. -Escoda Shoal: One (1) People’s Liberation Army Navy vessel (BN 539) approximately 14.56 nautical miles northwest of the shoal. This vessel repeatedly issued radio challenges against the BFAR aircraft while it was flying well within Philippine sovereign rights. The PCG and BFAR reiterate that these routine transparency flights are conducted in accordance with domestic laws and international regulations, particularly the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and the final and binding 2016 Arbitral Award. These flights aim to monitor the marine environment, assess the status of fisheries resources, and ensure the safety and welfare of Filipino fishermen in the West Philippine Sea.
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PCG and BFAR Conduct Maritime Domain Awareness Flight Over Kalayaan Island Group The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) in collaboration with Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR), conducted a routine Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) flight today over the Kalayaan Island Group (KIG) as part of its legitimate mandate to protect the country’s maritime jurisdiction and the livelihood of Filipino fishermen. The flight departed from Puerto Princesa International Airport this morning, monitoring the following activities within the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone: -Zamora Reef: One (1) Chinese hospital ship (862), two (2) China Coast Guard vessels with unidentified bow numbers, and twenty-nine (29) Chinese Maritime Militia Vessels (CMMVs) anchored in the vicinity of the reef. The BFAR aircraft recorded video footage of three (3) flares fired from the reef toward the aircraft during its lawful overflight. -Pag-asa Cay: One (1) Vietnamese research/fishing survey vessel, KN-374, operating southwest of the feature. -Rurok Island: Two (2) Vietnamese fishing vessels anchored southwest, and one (1) Vietnam Coast Guard vessel anchored south of the island. -Julian Felipe Reef:A total of thirty-eight (38) Chinese Maritime Militia Vessels — twenty-six (26) moored alongside each other and twelve (12) scattered in the area. -Pagkakaisa Banks: Thirty-four (34) Chinese Maritime Militia Vessels scattered in the vicinity. -Panganiban Reef: Unidentified vessels observed inside the lagoon. -Escoda Shoal: One (1) People’s Liberation Army Navy vessel (BN 539) approximately 14.56 nautical miles northwest of the shoal. This vessel repeatedly issued radio challenges against the BFAR aircraft while it was flying well within Philippine sovereign rights. The PCG and BFAR reiterate that these routine transparency flights are conducted in accordance with domestic laws and international regulations, particularly the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) and the final and binding 2016 Arbitral Award. These flights aim to monitor the marine environment, assess the status of fisheries resources, and ensure the safety and welfare of Filipino fishermen in the West Philippine Sea.

Jay Tarriela

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