The Philippines has been plotting in the South China Sea for 25 years, and although it has not found any sweetness, it has become a "cancer" in the South China Sea. 5,000 tons of wastewater are discharged into Ren'ai Jiao, and it is urgent to eradicate the "cancer", and the People's Liberation Army's "big killer" rushed to the South China Sea, and the large army will arrive later.
"Sierra Madre".
A few days ago, CCTV released a "poisoning video" of a warship "beached" on Ren'ai Jiao. In the video, it is emphasized that the "Sierra Madre" is very serious at sea, and all kinds of sewage are discharged into the waters of Ren'ai Jiao without any treatment, including "gray water", "black water" and waste liquid from the corrosion of the ship's hull.
According to the video footage, a row of habitable houses has been erected on the "Sierra Madre", and the pipes extending from these houses are used to discharge "gray water". That is, domestic sewage, such as the drainage of sewers such as washing hands, bathing, and washing dishes.
It contains substances such as detergents, which can cause eutrophication when discharged into seawater. The consequence is that it will cause a certain organism in the sea to multiply rapidly, and the sea water will lack oxygen, which will directly cause the death of a large number of marine organisms.
In addition, under the ship's toilet, a square gap was opened on one side of the hull, extending a number of sewage pipes, which were used to discharge "black water", which refers to the sewage of human excrement in the field of water pollution treatment.
According to reports, the number of soldiers living on the "beached" broken ship all year round is about 9-12 people, according to the relevant values, each person at sea will produce 0.05 tons of wastewater per day, 25 years, the warship has discharged 5,000 tons of wastewater, and it is still ongoing.
"Sitting on the beach" is broken and rusty
What's more noteworthy is that the hull of this warship has been corroded to rust, and the hull has a variety of metal materials, including copper, tin, lead, mercury and so on. The underwater part of the hull has more "antifouling paints", which are used to prevent marine organisms from adhesion, so they will use high concentrations of harmful substances, and if they are on the way, this part of the sewage will be diluted by the flowing seawater.
However, the boat has been "beached" for 25 years and "has not moved", and its location is in a lagoon surrounded by a ring of reefs, that is, the boat is fixed, and the water is basically fixed and does not flow. In this case, the harmful substances in the antifouling paint will only accumulate more and more, creating a "poison ring" around the ship, and the closer to the seawater of the hull, the greater the pollution.
According to research, the antifouling coating of the hull is very toxic, and it contains harmful toxins such as mercury oxide, organotin, copper compounds, etc., which will directly cause lesions and alienation of organisms.
In other words, the harm caused by the Philippine "broken ship" on the beach is the same as the nature of Japan's nuclear wastewater discharged into the sea. As we all know, the submarine biological chain has always been "big fish eat small fish", as the level of organisms continues to rise, it will eventually appear on the human table, so this is not only a pollution of the marine environment, but also a threat to human safety.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr
Polluting seawater, poisoning aquatic life, and endangering human health has made the Philippine ship more and more "toxic", and China naturally cannot let it develop, not only because the South China Sea is China's inherent territory, but also because it is related to the development of the entire human society.
Recently, China and the Philippines have been at the top of their lives on the South China Sea issue, with the Philippines frequently stirring up trouble and China refusing to budge an inch. A few days ago, China issued new regulations on the South China Sea issue, which were officially implemented on the 15th of this month. On the day the new regulations came into effect, the Chinese Coast Guard dispatched six additional coast guard vessels to Ren'ai Jiao, vowing to put the relevant provisions of the new regulations in place.
What's more worth mentioning is that the PLA has also "ended" this time, sending Type 075 amphibious destroyers to the South China Sea, there is currently only one, according to the PLA's "plan and then act" way of acting, this is most likely just a "vanguard", first familiar with the hydrological environment, ready for more military operations later.
Type 075 amphibious assault ship Hainan
You must know that the Type 075 amphibious destroyer has a full load displacement of about 40,000 tons, which is currently one of the largest amphibious combat ships in the world.
The Type 075 amphibious destroyer can carry marines, tanks, armoured vehicles and other light vehicles. Its own defense capability is also quite strong, equipped with close defense weapon systems, anti-missile systems and electronic warfare equipment, which can effectively deal with various threats in the air and at sea.
In addition, the Type 075 ship has excellent command and control capabilities and comprehensive support capabilities, and can be used as a maritime command platform to play the role of strategic command and logistics support when performing various tasks such as maritime assault, far-sea blockade, and humanitarian rescue.
It can also achieve rapid deployment and flexible mobility, and has strong adaptability in a variety of military missions such as island capture, maritime rights protection, humanitarian relief and disaster response.
In other words, the Type 075 amphibious assault ship appeared in the South China Sea, and in the event of a conflict in the relevant sea areas, the rapid maneuver of the PLA was greatly guaranteed. It can also be seen from this that China's "big net" in the South China Sea is gradually tightening, and relevant forces are gradually trapped in the net. This "beached" ship has now become a "cancer" in the South China Sea, and now it seems that the day of its uprooting is not far away.