China's SCS Strategy Thread

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Chinese troops intercepted and foiled a Philippine mission to deliver supplies to the BRP Sierra Madre outpost in Ayungin Shoal on Monday, overpowering one of the rubber boats manned by military personnel and confiscating the crew’s firearms.

The source said a Filipino naval personnel, a member of the Naval Special Operations Group (NAVSOG), was injured during the confrontation, losing one of his fingers. Several others were also wounded.

According to the source, the rotation and resupply (RORE) mission involved six Philippine vessels tasked with delivering supplies to the BRP Sierra Madre outpost on Ayungin Shoal.

None of the Philippine vessels managed to reach Ayungin Shoal due to the interception. Chinese forces reportedly targeted all the mission vessels, including rigid-hulled inflatable boats (RHIBs), puncturing them and rendering them immobile.

Chinese forces also confiscated eight weapons from Filipino troops aboard one of the RHIBs they boarded.

Another AFP vessel, referred to as the “main vessel” by the source, was also rammed and towed after being surrounded by Chinese vessels on all sides and taken far away to hinder rescue efforts.

The area was secured around 4 p.m. yesterday, June 17, stated the source. While some personnel returned, others remained. Plans were made for their return this morning, June 18, but their current status remains unknown.

Looks like China might have detained some Pinoys
Maybe the BRP Sierra Madre haven't been resupplied for a while, the troops on board are getting hungry. Let's see how long they can last.

 

[Bearbearbot]

Something big has happened with the Philippines:

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[duskseeker]

Something big has happened with the Philippines:

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F around and F out moment has arrived

 

[Wrought]

I wonder how they managed to puncture RHIBs without using guns? Maybe some kind of specialized crossbow? Seems unlikely they could've boarded anyone without any deaths if guns were in play.

I'd love to see footage of this but unfortunately it's being kept quiet.

 

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Looks like China might have detained some Pinoys
Maybe the BRP Sierra Madre haven't been resupplied for a while, the troops on board are getting hungry. Let's see how long they can last.

That can't be! I thought China was a paper tiger and that 1 filipino soldier = 100 malnourished chicom soldiers????? /s

 

[coolgod]

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The source said seven of the soldiers were hurt in a melee with Chinese personnel. Aside from that, eight high-powered firearms were also seized and rigid hull inflatable boat (RHIB) were punctured.

Another source told GMA Integrated News that four Philippine RHIBs were “hostaged” by China but were later released following negotiations.

The first source said the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFp) deployed six vessels from different entry points for the resupply mission but none reached Ayungin Shoal due to China’s aggressive actions.

“This is a different approach by the new Western Command which triggered China,” the source said.

Unlike previous operations, the source added that this was an operation by the AFP, with the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) providing discreet support.

PCG spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Jay Tarriela earlier said the resupply mission was purely a military operation.

The PCG was later on called on to conduct medical evacuation of the injured military personnel.

The funniest part about this is the US's response. Ray Powell's (the US "retired" military commander directing pinoys to fight China in the SCS) twitter is hilarious.

First, he pretends to act stupid.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1802506224656928840

Then, he says it was "very, very bad".

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1802906892244787626

Finally, he explains what the US Philippine Mutual Defense Treaty is and how it doesn't apply here.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1802918522957582818

Sorry Pinoys, people in Taiwan are too high IQ to be cannon fodder.

 

[vincent]

I wonder how they managed to puncture RHIBs without using guns? Maybe some kind of specialized crossbow? Seems unlikely they could've boarded anyone without any deaths if guns were in play.

I'd love to see footage of this but unfortunately it's being kept quiet.

Rammed.

 

[Wrought]

Rammed.

Wow, then I guess naval warfare has come full circle. Time to start building triremes again.

 

[Chevalier]

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The funniest part about this is the US's response. Ray Powell's (the US "retired" military commander directing pinoys to fight China in the SCS) twitter is hilarious.

First, he pretends to act stupid.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1802506224656928840

Then, he says it was "very, very bad".

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1802906892244787626

Finally, he explains what the US Philippine Mutual Defense Treaty is and how it doesn't apply here.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1802918522957582818

Sorry Pinoys, people in Taiwan are too high IQ to be cannon fodder.

Let me get this straight. Filipinos gifted military bases to the United States, let white Americans molest and rape their girls and boys, kicked out Chinese BRI investment, never received a dime from the USG in terms of aid and development and now these white Americans are just gonna stand by whilst Filipino soldiers get the shit kicked out of them alongside losing military equipment?

 

[KampfAlwin]

Let me get this straight. Filipinos gifted military bases to the United States, let white Americans molest and rape their girls and boys, kicked out Chinese BRI investment, never received a dime from the USG in terms of aid and development and now these white Americans are just gonna stand by whilst Filipino soldiers get the shit kicked out of them alongside losing military equipment?

Don't forget allowing US-sponsored vaccine disinfo campaigns to run in their country leading to thousands of deaths with no response from the PH government because of 'F*ck China'.

They really are a colony of the US all but in name, yet somehow they still think they're a 'province of China'