The guided-missile frigate Qujing (Hull 508) under the PLA Southern Theater Command fires its main gun against sea target during a maritime training exercise in waters of the South China Sea on July 11, 2020. Photo: Chinamil.com.cn
Global Times: Interview with South China Sea think tank head shows three possibilities risking China-US military conflict
At 2:22 pm on Saturday, China's Army Day, think tank South China Sea Strategic Situation Probing Initiative (SCSPI) released the latest movement of US warships on its Weibo account, including the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier and USS America amphibious assault ship in the East China Sea.
From July 15 to 30, SCSPI's Weibo account has released a total of 24 updates on the activity tracks of US warships and warplanes in regions including South China Sea and East China Sea. This has attracted wide domestic and foreign attention.
In an exclusive interview with the Global Times reporters Liu Xuanzun and Guo Yuandan on Thursday, Hu Bo, director of SCSPI, introduced why the SCSPI platform releases the information to the public, and the characteristics of US military activities in the South China Sea.
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WNU Editor:The Chinese are clearly concerned that this increase in US military activity along their border may get out of hand.
If there is an out of hand, its the chinese not just getting of the borders of others. They claimed it without arbitration that other asian nations also have a claims. Who is out of hand? Lets not just forget that! Its the Chinese. Its time to speak the right way in response to Chinese. No one is out of hand until they started it.
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