Yesterday, two U.S. aircraft carrier groups were in the waters near Fish Island, how did China respo

There is no need to worry about this, because US aircraft carriers exist all over the world, and as long as there is any disturbance, they will immediately rush over, and at the same time, the United States also likes to meddle everywhere and cause chaos. In doing so, the United States is nothing more than trying to add to the chaos on the Diaoyu Dao issue. We must handle the issue of the Diaoyu Islands more steadily, and you must know that the United States wants to use small Japan to drag China down.

Don't have to deal with it, he doesn't dare to hit you, and you don't dare to hit him.

The US aircraft carrier must have a purpose in coming this time, otherwise why would there be two of them, and neither of them is nuclear-powered, but both of them are oil-burning, and it is impossible for the United States to spend such a big price without a purpose. My opinion: First, it may be to help Japan suppress China's aircraft carriers and enable Japan to obtain the Diaoyu Islands.

Second, the two US aircraft carriers may have to stop in Japan, and the United States may have to build a military base in Japan, so as to better suppress the developing countries in Asia. Recently, a large number of Osprey transport planes have arrived in Japan, and the United States is preparing to build F-35 fighters in Japan. Therefore, the United States is here to suppress Asian countries.

September 30** Question: What is the intention of the US military to approach the disputed islands in a large formation? Maybe it's just a coincidence, and there's no need to worry.

However, the United States has quietly assembled a formidable land, sea and air force near the disputed islands in the East China Sea. Two U.S. Navy carrier battle groups and a Marine Corps task force have begun operations in the western Pacific, close to the Senkaku Islands, where Chinese and Japanese patrol vessels are locked in an increasingly tense stalemate. Chinese ships have repeatedly entered the territorial waters around the small islands in recent weeks, and ships from the Japan Coast Guard and Taiwan exchanged water cannons last week.

The Senkaku Islands are now under Japanese administrative control, but both Chinese mainland and Taiwan claim territory. So far, no warships have been directly involved in the confrontation. But China has vowed to continue sending patrol vessels into its territorial waters, while Japan has mobilized a number of Coast Guard vessels to "defend" the islands.

The United States has always said that it does not take sides in the dispute between China and Japan, and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called on both China and Japan to keep "cool heads." However, the U.S.** has made it clear that the U.S.-Japan security treaty applies to the Senkaku Islands. According to the treaty, the United States must come to Japan's aid in the event of an attack.

The USS George Washington aircraft carrier battle group has begun operations near disputed islands in the East China Sea, the U.S. Navy confirmed on Sunday. The USS John Stennis, the aircraft carrier battle group, operates a little further away in the South China Sea. Each carrier is equipped with more than 80 warplanes, and carrier battle groups typically include missile cruisers and destroyers, submarines and supply vessels.

In the nearby Philippine Sea, about 2,200 Marines boarded the amphibious assault ship USS Good Richard and two frigates. These Marines are armed with amphibious assault vehicles, light armored vehicles, artillery, *** and Harrier fighters. Carrier battle groups and Marine Corps task forces tend to operate in silos, so the convergence of the two carrier battle groups and the Marine Corps task force in a relatively small area of the Pacific Ocean is an unusual concentration of firepower.

They have just taken part in military exercises held near **. The exercise consisted of live missile launches and joint landings by the U.S. Marine Corps and the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force. A spokesman for the U.S. Pacific Command said the training mission and carrier deployment were not necessarily related to tensions in the Senkaku Islands.

Spokesman Darin James in Honolulu said: "These actions are not related to any specific incident. As part of U.S. efforts to maintain regional security, two of the U.S. Navy's 11 aircraft carriers are operating in the western Pacific to help maintain stability and peace.

In fact, the deployment of aircraft carriers and marines may be related not only to the US military "rebalancing" strategy in the Asia-Pacific region and the unrelated Middle East crisis, but also to the dispute between China and Japan over islands in the East China Sea.

That is, to say to China, you have a search for aircraft carriers, and we will come over with two aircraft carrier battle groups. It is to tell China that he knows how many catties and taels he has, and he has also supported Japan.

Scare the Chinese, scare the Taiwanese. Cheer up the Japanese, Filipinos. I also told Vietnam that country M is very strong, and China is nothing compared to it.

Helping Japan exert pressure, but also supporting the South China Sea countries and declaring a military presence, is expected to happen more often in the future.

I'm here to maintain stability, Obama is going to be elected, and he doesn't want anything to happen in Asia. But if there is a real fight with Japan, he will not do it immediately, and he will find an excuse to intervene after Japan has been defeated.

On the one hand, if China does not start a war, East Asia will think that he has solved the problem by deterrence. On the other hand, he is also just in case, because war cannot be ***, China is not the Middle East, once China achieves its goal, it will be too late for him to come over.

I don't know, China's Liaoning has not yet formed combat effectiveness, and it is estimated that it is also a demonstration of force like China.

Deterrent. Not only for China, but also for the entire Central Asian region.

The aircraft carrier is one of the most important aircraft carriers that the United States has implemented hegemonism in the world, and we have the Liaoning, which the Americans have always said is useless, but they have updated the aircraft carriers from generation to generation. Remember what was the first thing that came to mind in an emergency in an American blockbuster? That is:

Our aircraft carrier is in**! It can be seen that aircraft carriers are a sharp weapon in the hands of major powers.

Why do the two aircraft carrier battle groups of the US Navy go to China's vicinity for exercises? Or it has something to do with the Americans' admission of defeat, and what Pompeo said named the key.

Definitely not fishing, to show China the door.

It's just a normal patrol deployment, like a patrol officer on the street, but you don't think he's a patrol officer in charge of the area, don't think about it.

The American aircraft carrier battle group was spotted while being within the range of an over-the-horizon strike by Chinese missiles.

In the largest military confrontation at sea, the United States retreated, because she was a tiger after all.

I think there are two reasons for the recent frequent aircraft carrier activity of the United States, one is superficial: to threaten North Korea; The other is to threaten China, to provoke China, to make China understand that the United States is the strongest, and to be able to keep China from participating in the outbreak of war. In addition, Japan is backing up for the Sino-Japanese issue of the Diaoyu Islands, and as soon as a large number of US aircraft carriers come over, Southeast Asian countries that have disputes with China in the South China Sea will be ready to make a move.

To put it bluntly, they want to make the situation in East Asia chaotic.

Curb the development of China's influence in the Far East.