In the current South China Sea disputes, US meddling has become more and more obvious, causing us many pressures and challenges. However, how should we respond to this changing situation?I believe that we can seize the initiative and use this opportunity to deploy heavy troops in the Nansha region to strengthen our defense capability and safeguard our own interests. This topic will be discussed in this article.
In recent years, U.S. meddling in the South China Sea has escalated. From U.S. and Western reporters taking pictures of "porcelain" to actively helping the Philippines repair its illegal "beaching"** to joint patrols between the United States and the Philippines, the United States has continued to support and cheer up the Philippines. For a long time, we have not deployed heavy troops in the Nansha mainly to avoid excessive military pressure on neighboring countries and to maintain a stable environment in the South China Sea. However, in the face of the provocative behavior of the United States and the Philippines, we have to reconsider this issue.
1. Improve the defense system of islands and reefs in the South China Sea
The defense system of islands and reefs in the South China Sea needs to have multiple offensive and defensive units, including vigilance, air defense, anti-missile, sea-to-land, and anti-landing. At present, we have deployed some troops on the three major islands in the Spratlys, but we still need to further improve the defense system.
2. Improvement of rapid response ability
At present, our surface ship units in the Nansha Sea area have a relatively fast reaction speed, but their air response capability still needs to be improved. The deployment of fighter jets and fighters can effectively enhance the rapid response capability of US aircraft and protect the security of the Nansha region.
3. Enhance the ability to actively control disputed sea areas
At present, our deployment in the southern part of the Spratly Islands is relatively passive, and the troops in some areas are insufficient, and the combat radius is not far enough, resulting in limited response capabilities. By deploying heavy troops, we can gain stronger active control capabilities and effectively maintain security and stability in the South China Sea.
4. Lay the foundation for resolving the disputes over Nansha islands and reefs
The frequent intervention of the United States has made the time ripe for resolving the disputed issue of Nansha islands and reefs. We can deploy heavy forces in the South China Sea in response to U.S. provocations. Not only will there be no blame for doing so, but it will also strengthen our position and influence.
1. Increase heavy anti-ship missiles
We can consider deploying some heavy anti-ship missiles in the Spratlys, such as the YJ-18, etc. This can deal with the frequent behavior of the US military in the waters adjacent to our islands and reefs and protect the security of the Nansha region.
2. Deploy rocket artillery on islands and reefs
We can deploy rocket artillery with a range of up to 300 kilometers closer to the Philippine mainland and occupied islands and reefs. In this way, we can strengthen our ability to actively control the disputed sea area and protect our own interests.
3. Regular or irregular mobile deployment
The difficulty in deploying heavy troops lies in equipment support, especially in the face of environmental conditions such as high temperature, high humidity and high salt. However, these problems are not insurmountable, and we can solve the problem of equipment support by means of regular or irregular mobile deployment.
By taking advantage of the situation to seize the initiative, the deployment of heavy troops in the Nansha area is a strategy that can be considered. This will not only improve the defense system of islands and reefs in the South China Sea, but also enhance the ability to actively control disputed sea areas, and lay a more solid foundation for resolving the problem of encroachment and occupation of Nansha islands and reefs. We should give full play to China's military wisdom, use this opportunity to safeguard our own interests, and continue to develop in the South China Sea with all parties.
Safeguarding the country's territorial sovereignty will always be our top priority, no matter what time it is. By deploying heavy troops, we can effectively respond to provocations from the United States, the Philippines and other countries and ensure peace and stability in the South China Sea. At the same time, we also need to maintain communication and cooperation with other countries to jointly promote the resolution of the South China Sea issue and achieve a win-win situation. Only in this way can lasting peace and prosperity in the South China Sea region be ensured. Let's work together for this!