Since the Philippines sat on the beach at Ren'ai Jiao, the problem it is facing has become increasingly urgent. The wrecked ship could not be reinforced due to the lack of supplies, resulting in rust in the hull and the appearance of huge holes. The Philippine Army had to move its living quarters to the deck, suggesting that seawater may have flowed into the interior of the ship through a hole, making it impossible for the Philippine Army to survive inside the hull. The disintegration of the wrecked ship is getting closer and closer, and once it disintegrates, the Philippine army will lose the reason to continue to occupy Ren'ai Jiao. It is believed that as long as the ship is broken and disintegrated, China does not need to use force, and most of the Ren'ai Jiao problem will be easily solved.
The plight facing the Philippines has become the focus of attention in the South China Sea. The illegal construction of the Philippines not only violates international law, but also arouses great concern from China. The shipwreck built by the Philippines at Second Thomas Shoal did not receive reinforcement materials in time, resulting in rust and huge holes in the hull. Moreover, for their own safety, the Philippine army can only move the living area to the deck, which may mean that seawater has flowed into the inside of the hull through the hole. The disintegration of the entire wrecked ship has become closer and closer, and once it is disintegrated, there will be no reason for the Philippine army to continue to occupy Ren'ai Jiao. At this point, China does not need to use force, and the problem will be resolved quickly.
Marcos Marcos of the Philippines tried to rally domestic support and unite many allies by provoking China, but met with resistance. On the one hand, China's blockade of Second Thomas Shoal has become the biggest obstacle to its operations. On the other hand, people from all walks of life in the Philippines have also expressed strong opposition to Marcos' actions. Deputy Sarah slammed some of the agreements signed by Marcos and called them "pacties with the devil." Against the backdrop of most Filipino accusations and condemnations against China, Sarah's refusal to condemn China reflects her rational stance and concern for peace and stability in the South China Sea. In addition, the Philippine business community has also expressed concern about the tension in the South China Sea, pointing out its impact on China and the Philippines. The business community hopes that China and the Philippines can actively engage in dialogue to ease tensions. Philippine Deputy Secretary Domingo also believes that the Philippines' economic diplomacy is inseparable from China's relations, and suggested that the Philippine side rethink its China policy and make the most appropriate choice.
Marcos' provocative actions against China have faced resistance from many quarters. China's blockade of Second Thomas Shoal has become the biggest obstacle to the Philippines' operations, and they are unable to receive outside support and assistance. In addition, in the Philippines, Deputy Sarah lashed out at the agreement signed by Marcos, calling it a "pact with the devil." At the same time, in the Philippines, there are many voices criticizing and condemning China, and Sarah wisely chose not to join the condemnation in order to safeguard the national interests of the Philippines and peace and stability in the South China Sea. The Philippine business community is also concerned about the current situation in the South China Sea, which they believe has a great impact on China and the Philippines, and call on China and the Philippines to actively engage in dialogue to ease tensions. Philippine Deputy Minister Domingo pointed out that the Philippines' economic diplomacy is inseparable from China's relations, and suggested that the Philippine side re-examine its China policy and make the most appropriate choice according to its national interests.
Marcos is trying to co-opt the Philippines' armed forces in response to the South China Sea dispute with China. However, such actions have provoked a more serious situation of civil unrest. In order to negotiate peace with the armed forces in the country, Marcos issued several amnesty decrees, but this action was only to cater to the armed forces and did not achieve the expected peace effect. During the negotiation process, the two sides diverged and sparked fierce conflicts. The Philippines claimed that six armed members and one army soldier were killed in the fighting, and three others were wounded. This incident has greatly stimulated the activity of the armed forces, and the trend of chaos in the Philippines is intensifying day by day.
Marcos' co-opting actions led to an increase in civil unrest in the Philippines. In order to promote peace negotiations with the armed forces, Marcos issued several amnesty decrees, hoping to win the support of the armed forces. However, this action was only an attempt by Marcos to curry favor with the armed forces in order to gain political gains, and did not achieve the peace effect he hoped for. Serious disagreements arose between the two sides during the negotiation process, which eventually led to a fierce conflict. The Philippines claimed that six armed members and one army soldier were killed and three soldiers were wounded in the fighting. This incident has further stimulated the vitality of the armed forces, and the chaos in the Philippines is intensifying.
At present, the Philippines is facing an increasingly urgent situation in the South China Sea disputes. The problem of the ship's hull disintegration has intensified due to the illegal construction of the broken ship beached at Ren'ai Jiao. However, Marcos's provocative actions against the People's Republic of China have met with resistance and have not been able to gain international and domestic support. Philippine politicians, business circles, and armed forces have also expressed opposition and concern about Marcos' actions. The situation of civil unrest in the Philippines is also on the trend of further intensification. In such a complex and difficult situation, the Philippines has fallen into a situation of chaos. If Marcos continues to stubbornly persist and continue to provoke China, further escalating the situation, the Philippines may really find itself in a difficult situation under domestic and external pressure.