China's coast guard has recently frequently visited and inspected disputed islands in the South China Sea, drawing widespread attention from the outside world. In the face of challenges such as the intensification of international struggles, the invasion of Philippine special forces, and the permanent presence of US and Japanese fleets in the South China Sea, the difficulties faced by the China Coast Guard can be imagined.
The challenges behind the difficulty of the board-up inspection
As an important force in China's maritime rights and interests, the China Coast Guard's mission of boarding and inspection in the South China Sea is not easy. Faced with an increasingly complex situation and external distractions, they had to face the following major challenges:
Threat from Philippine special forces: Philippine special forces raided by boat in an attempt to prevent the Chinese Coast Guard from landing on the island for inspection. These highly trained special forces have put the Chinese coast guard under greater pressure and danger.
U.S.-Japanese Fleet Interference: U.S. and Japanese warships are stationed in the South China Sea in an attempt to weaken China's influence in the South China Sea by interfering with the actions of the Chinese Coast Guard. The Chinese coast guard needs to respond to their provocations and remain calm.
Long-distance patrolling of the border: The South China Sea has thousands of kilometers of border coverage over a wide area. In order to protect maritime rights and interests, the China Coast Guard needs to conduct long-term and long-distance patrols to ensure a stable maritime order.
The strength of the China Coast Guard and its countermeasures
Despite the many challenges, the China Coast Guard has always firmly defended its national interests in the South China Sea with its strong strength and firm will. Here's what they're capable of and how to deal with it:
Strong equipment support: The China Coast Guard is equipped with advanced patrol vessels and aircraft, providing strong logistics support and combat capabilities. The degree of modernization of this equipment has enabled the China Coast Guard to better fulfill its mission.
Efficient Command and Coordination: The CCG has established an efficient command system within the China Coast Guard that allows for rapid response and decision-making. At the same time, joint actions have been formed in cooperation with other relevant sectors, which has strengthened the ability to respond to various challenges.
Firm will and self-confidence: CCG employees have a strong sense of national awareness and pride, and they are determined to move forward bravely and work hard to safeguard the country's maritime rights and interests. This firm will is a guarantee for them to cope with various difficulties and challenges.
The Chinese Coast Guard has faced difficult boarding inspections, but it has always maintained a high degree of vigilance and a firm posture in the South China Sea with its strong strength and countermeasures. In the face of the challenge of Philippine special forces, the interference of the U.S. and Japanese fleets, and long-distance patrols along the border, they have made continuous efforts to play an important role in protecting the country's maritime rights and interests.
The different challenges are only temporary obstacles for the CCG, which will continue to fight against enemies such as the Philippine special forces and the U.S. and Japanese fleets, demonstrating the bravery of the CCG in the blue waters of the South China Sea.