Excellent, CCG should keep pushing. If they open fire, they are giving free justification to return fire. If they don't, they can't stop the pressure. A win-win.
China's SCS Strategy Thread
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Excellent, CCG should keep pushing. If they open fire, they are giving free justification to return fire. If they don't, they can't stop the pressure. A win-win.
Sounds like a bad case of Heads, China wins, Tails, Philippines loses. The Filipinos should hurry up and open fire so the show can get started.
And gifted Marcos Zelensky number 5, look at all those leaders receiving those gift and what happen to them.
Plot twist - you need to have an industry first before you can make those things
I'm not sure if this was before or after the airdrop and gun pointing incident (both occurred on May 19 it seems) but it seems like a big deal and new tactics from CCG, they continue to dial up the pressure.
Interesting that CCG is blocking food shipments now, that will obviously put a timer on the troops stationed there if enforced. I wonder whether this is a one-off or they have actually decided to resolve the issue in the near future. Pros and cons either way, I suppose.
Scenario: after a few days/weeks of blocked food shipments, the Philippine government declares a humanitarian crisis, whereupon China sends humanitarian aid task force including medical, etc assistance. In short China replaces the Philippines for sustaining the BRP Sierra Madre mission. The ship will only last another year or two before it becomes uninhabitable. And the PLAN may gain some crossover recruits in the interim.
