This morning, China's maritime surveillance ship 8029 caused an uproar in the waters of Xiajin. The maritime surveillance vessel departing from Xiamen Oucuo Port is scheduled to pass through the Kinmen Exclusion Zone, just 900 meters away from the coastline of Kinmen Island. This incident has caused palpitations in the hearts of the people of Kinmen, who witnessed this thrilling moment with their own eyes.
According to Taiwan**, after the mainland maritime surveillance ship entered the waters of Kinmen, the Taiwan Strait Guard did not release relevant information in a timely manner, which caused doubts. However, the Taiwan Coast Guard responded that after discovering the entry of the mainland maritime surveillance vessel, they immediately sent the coast guard boat to accompany it and shouted through radio calls and broadcasts to ask it to leave. After 65 minutes of escorting, the mainland maritime surveillance ship 8029 finally left the waters of Kinmen and returned to the mainland side.
This incident raises many questions. Why didn't the Taiwan Strait Guard release this information in a timely manner? Is there a deliberate attempt to cover up the truth and hinder people's right to know? These questions require further investigation and answers.
The breach of the restricted zone by a Chinese maritime surveillance vessel has once again raised concerns about tensions in the Taiwan Strait. This scene is a sobering reminder that we must remain vigilant and maintain the security and stability of the maritime area.