If you understand that in the Sino-Indian battle in the Galwan Valley, only 80 PLA border guards were able to beat more than 600 Indian soldiers and beat the opponent to run away, you will not doubt that our coast guard fighters can also completely abuse the Philippine special operations forces on the vast sea.
The personnel on board the Philippine ship that illegally trespassed on Ren'ai Jiao this time were not ordinary Philippine Coast Guard members, but from the Philippine Navy's special operations group, known as the "reputation" of the Philippine version of the "Navy SEALs." It can be seen that they still have a certain combat effectiveness, and at least they have been taught by the words and deeds of the US Navy SEAL instructors, and they have a certain understanding and ability to carry out US-style special operations.
However, if they have this kind of special combat capability, it is that they have not met the Chinese, and once they fight with the Chinese, whether it is the Chinese coast guard or the Chinese navy, they will not have good fruit to eat.
Sure enough, on the morning of June 17, relying on his identity as a navy special combat team, he hid on the supply ship and inflatable boat, pretending to be ordinary coast guard personnel, waiting for an opportunity to make the Chinese coast guard suffer in the process of storming Ren'ai Jiao, and at the same time let the supply ship successfully send supplies to the beached warship.
However, they are still "too young, too simple", have not experienced it, and do not know the power of the Chinese coast guard.
Therefore, after receiving a solemn warning from the Chinese Coast Guard that they were not allowed to illegally trespass on Ren'ai Jiao, they simply did not care and behaved barbarously.
Instead of retreating under the warnings of the Chinese Coast Guard, the ships, which were operated by Philippine Navy special combat personnel, went on a rampage against the Chinese Coast Guard ships despite the attacks of the water cannons.
Relying only on these few naval special combat members, they want to wrestle with the Chinese coast guard, and they think too highly of themselves. As a result, it is conceivable that the Philippine inflatable boat was not only punctured by the Chinese coast guard and lost power, but also a shipload of naval special combat personnel on it was disarmed and subdued by the Chinese coast guard.
Moreover, when they collided with a Chinese coast guard ship, eight Philippine special operations personnel were injured, and one of them had his thumb cut off and fell into the sea to feed the fish.
It is estimated that our coast guard may not necessarily know in advance that the Filipino personnel on the inflatable boat are members of the navy's special operations team, but our strong will and combat effectiveness have made these special combat personnel afraid, and they can only honestly surrender and disarm for inspection.
From here, you can also see what the Philippine Navy Special Operations Team is. However, it is not surprising to see the picture of their instructor, the US Navy SEALs, being captured by the Iranian Navy, honestly kneeling on the ship.
What kind of master, there must be what kind of apprentice, in the same lineage.
It is no wonder that the Philippine side did not make a big noise as in the past, but instead "asked for help" from the so-called international community, and the United States came out to comfort them, so that they could still be cannon fodder with peace of mind in the future.
On the other hand, the naval special operations team is such a good thing, so what kind of ending will the Philippine army have when it faces the Chinese army, I'm afraid there is no need to doubt it, right?
Of course, the Philippines will not willingly accept such an outcome for the fiasco at Ren'ai Jiao, and will definitely and most likely try to find some way back.
The Philippine Department of Defense has declared that China's actions are dangerous and reckless, and that it will inevitably be counterattacked by the Philippine Armed Forces.
But when you say this, I am afraid that the person who speaks will blush for himself, unless he is too thick-skinned.
Let's talk about the navy, counting on those old small ships, most of which are less than 1,000 tons, to confront the Chinese navy? That's not a grasshopper shaking a tree, it's ridiculous.
Not to mention the three 0.55-million-ton destroyers currently deployed by the Chinese Navy near the disputed area, just the 052C destroyers, 054A frigates, and 40,000-ton 075 amphibious combat ships and 071 amphibious landing ships that currently appear in the South China Sea can easily make the Philippine Navy and the Navy Guard fall into the abyss of the South China Sea.
Why did the USS Roosevelt aircraft carrier battle group, which was conducting exercises in the South China Sea a few days ago, leave before the new regulations of the Chinese Coast Guard came into effect? Isn't it because the oppressive force of the 0.55 million ton drive of the 3 Chinese Navy is too strong?
Therefore, the words of the Philippine Department of Defense are nothing more than to make up for their own face.
If you are interested, you should honestly withdraw the coast guard ship at Xianbin Reef, otherwise you will encounter the same treatment as Ren'ai Jiao, just don't cry when the time comes.