Zhang Jing: The Disappearance of Communist Warship in the Taiwan Strait – Latest Updates and Analysis

2023-09-17 02:15:55

Zhang Jing》The Communist warship disappeared after passing through the strait south of Taiwan

[Comment by Zhang Jing of Ai Media]Let me remind you in a low voice that the Shandong fleet has returned to the South China Sea from the Western Pacific, and the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force has sent ships to follow and release information (see photos).

However, we are close to the scope of such military activities and have not released any information. Could it be that the top national security officials believe that announcing the return of the Shandong ship to the South China Sea will not have an internal political effect, will not be able to sell dried mangoes, and will not gain a political niche, so they will affect the election situation. Is there no way to add points?

In fact, the aircraft carrier Shandong (hull number 17), the guided missile destroyer Guilin (hull number 164), Zhanjiang (hull number 165), Changsha (hull number 173) and other ships passing through the Luzon Strait south of Taiwan on September 11 The guided missile frigates Xianning (hull number 500), Xuchang (hull number 536), Huanggang (hull number 577), as well as the Type 901 comprehensive supply ship Chagan Lake (hull number 905) and the Type 903A comprehensive supply ship Luoma Hu ( Hull number 907); plus the Type 927 ocean hydroacoustic surveillance ship Qiantang River (hull number 781) and Huangpu River ship (hull number 784), and the Type 082 inshore harbor minesweeper Fenghua ship (hull number 803) and Type 082I There are a total of 13 ships including the offshore harbor minesweeper Zhijiang (hull number 806).

What is interesting is that at that time, two low-tonnage coastal shallow-water minesweepers (boats), two hydroacoustic detection ships, another integrated supply ship, a destroyer and a ship accompanied the Shandong fleet to the Western Pacific. A frigate has disappeared so far; could it be that it returned through the Luzon Strait without anyone noticing?

People’s Liberation Army warships come and go in and out of surrounding waterways. Some are still operating in the Western Pacific waters, and some have returned. Isn’t grasping the dynamics the best opportunity for us to demonstrate our maritime surveillance capabilities? The top leaders of the government hope to win over other parties for support and gain the attention of the international community. Shouldn’t they show some ability?

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Let me remind you again that on September 11, the People’s Liberation Army’s 6-wheel drive and 2-carriage formation crossed the Miyako Channel. Currently, there are also 5-wheel drive units returning, and the Japan Self-Defense Force has also announced its status. Friends, you can also take a look. Of course, the whereabouts of 1 drive and 2 protectors are still unknown and remain to be seen.

The People’s Liberation Army Navy moves into the deep blue to conduct military operations in and out of the ocean. Due to geographical conditions, it must cross multiple waterways and it is difficult to conceal its movements. If we only have geographical advantages, but do not publicly demonstrate our maritime surveillance capabilities, but dream about getting support from other countries every day, how can we have a free lunch? There are now calls for Taiwanese folks to seriously prepare for street fighting and resistance through guerrilla warfare. Isn’t it because we are unable to show the consequences of our inability to grasp the military dynamics around us?

War is the continuation of politics by other means, but the military should not be a tool for political manipulation.

The author is a British doctor, a researcher at the China Strategic Society, and a former captain of the Chinese Army.

●Comment articles do not represent i-Media’s position

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