Recently, the standoff between the Philippines and China in the South China Sea has intensified, and the involvement of the United States has made the whole situation more complicated and tense. The Philippines is in the waters near Scarborough Shoal**, and the United States*** said it will stand with the Philippines and will apply to the US-Philippine mutual defense treaty in the South China Sea. Such a statement is undoubtedly a threat of war to China, adding more uncertainty and danger to the situation in the South China Sea. The Philippines' previous provocations may have been a sign of US endorsement, and US involvement was also to provide support and background to the Philippines. Against this backdrop, how should China respond to U.S. provocations?
In response to US provocations, China will never back down. ** China's sovereignty in the South China Sea is indisputable, and the US plot is doomed to fail. But it is not enough to make a diplomatic statement, China also needs to be fully prepared militarily to defend its territory and seas. China needs to keep a close eye on U.S. military operations, especially the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier group in the Indo-Pacific region. Once the United States dares to fire the first shot, the PLA will use the anti-ship ballistic missiles in service to saturate them. In addition, China needs to keep a close eye on the U.S. Navy's deployment in the South China Sea, and threaten any new moves.
In the face of turmoil and tension in the South China Sea, China must consider the possibility of US military intervention and formulate a complete set of countermeasures. After all, China has a geographical advantage, and it can strike at the United States and make it aware of its situation through flexible tactics and tactics. Although the overall strength of the US Navy is strong, if they are delusional about China's doorstep, it is necessary for the PLA to teach the Americans a lesson and make them deeply understand the consequences of shooting themselves in the foot.
1.Strengthen military deployments and maritime patrols. China should be more vigilant and strengthen its military presence in the South China Sea, including the deployment of ships, aircraft, and missiles. Strengthen maritime patrols, detect and respond to any provocations in a timely manner, and safeguard China's territorial integrity and maritime rights and interests.
2.Strengthen joint action and cooperation. China can strengthen cooperation with neighboring countries and establish a joint action mechanism to jointly safeguard security and stability in the South China Sea. Through dialogue and cooperation with ASEAN countries, we will promote a peaceful solution in the South China Sea and make it a common interest.
3.Improve intelligence and research capabilities. China should strengthen its intelligence gathering and assessment capabilities in the South China Sea, and keep abreast of the enemy's movements and intentions in a timely manner so that it can make correct responses and decisions. At the same time, it is necessary to strengthen the analysis and study of the enemy's military forces and tactics, and formulate a targeted confrontation strategy.
4.Intensify propaganda and struggle. China can convey China's position and voice in a timely manner through diplomatic channels, expose the truth and intentions of the provocations of the United States and the Philippines, and strive for the understanding and support of the international community. In the struggle, it is necessary to be good at using the Internet and social media tools to expand the influence of positive voices and weaken the propaganda effect of the enemy.
In the face of the escalation of the situation in the South China Sea and the provocation of the United States, China must remain both vigilant and calm and rational, and take reasonable countermeasures. China has indisputable sovereignty and interests in the South China Sea, and any infringement of China's interests will not be tolerated. China should give full play to its geographical advantages and safeguard its national interests and territorial integrity. At the same time, China should also actively cooperate with neighboring countries through diplomatic means to promote the implementation of peaceful solutions. Whether it is military action or diplomatic means, China's goal is to safeguard national interests and regional stability, and to safeguard the country's dignity and reputation. Only through a firm stance and strong strength can China occupy a dominant position in the South China Sea disputes and safeguard the fundamental interests of the country and its people. It is hoped that the international community will view and understand China's position and actions in an objective and fair manner, and jointly safeguard regional peace and stability.