Who fights whom in the South China Sea war 15

The South China Sea War was caused by the illegal violation of the sovereignty of China's South China Sea Zhudao by the countries surrounding the South China Sea (Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, etc.), and if a war broke out, it would be none other than these countries.

Beat Vietnam in the South China Sea, this is a thing of the 80s.

In the 90s, he beat the ** of the Philippine invasion of our territorial waters.

I haven't hit it yet. If you want to fight, it is China vs Combined Fleet.

The combined fleet may consist of a number of Southeast Asian countries such as India + Vietnam + Thailand.

How is it possible to fight? For the current China, it urgently needs a stable and peaceful external environment so that it can have the energy to develop its economy. China will not provoke a war first, and no country will dare to go to war against China now.

The so-called war in the South China Sea is nothing more than a rumor of a long-standing dispute in the South China Sea, and it will not lead to war. In recent years, small countries in Southeast Asia have frequently made moves on the South China Sea issue, seriously violating China's sovereignty, for which China strongly condemns! Reiterate that the South China Sea is China's territory and inviolable!

South China Sea War? Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, China has conducted several military operations in the South China Sea, mostly against Vietnam, most recently in the 1988 Battle of the Paracels, which resulted in China's recovery of the Paracels. At present, the situation in the South China Sea is quite stable, but it is not impossible to do it, if there is a war, the scale will not be large, but the war of words and the war will continue for a while.

It is not yet possible to fight, because China does not yet have the ability to win more than two wars at the same time.

In fact, whether or not the South China Sea can be fought depends on the United States, and it depends on who the United States wants to help, so it can be fought. Finish.

Mainly Vietnam and the Philippines.

It should be China that fights a group.

No, here's why:

1.The military strength of China and the Philippines is not at the same level at all, so the Philippines will not fight with China. At the same time, China will not fall into war, China is not ready for war.

2.In the South China Sea dispute, China is not facing only the Philippines, and other countries will take advantage of the situation if China and the Philippines engage in the situation.

3.At present, China will not fall into war, because at this time the United States especially hopes that China will be drawn into war and drag down the path of China's development.

4.At present, China's domestic crisis continues, the people are dissatisfied with various behaviors of the people, and the internal crisis continues. At this time, if it falls into war, it will be very disadvantageous to China.

5.The dispute between China and Japan, the dispute between China and South Korea, the dispute between China and Vietnam, and so on all exist. Domino effect.

It's hard to say, anyway, China will not take the initiative to go to war, unless Southeast Asian countries are very arrogant and advocate invading China, and it is nothing to disturb them.

The final battle has not yet taken place.

There may be a battle next year, and there will be several more in the future.

It should be the Sino-Vietnamese naval battle in 1988.

When the U.S. rebalance to the Asia-Pacific region fails, it's time to do it.

From a military point of view, there is no adversary in the South China Sea, so the problem lies in politics, and the reason why Vietnam and the Philippines are so arrogant is because of the support of the United States, which hopes to interrupt China's development with a conflict, even a local war, in order to maintain its global hegemony.

So at this time, on the one hand, we must continue to strengthen our military strength, build aircraft carriers, destroyers, and fourth-generation aircraft, and on the other hand, that is, in the absence of war, to safeguard our interests in the South China Sea, the Scarborough Shoal model is a very good way to recover the islands without going to war and without moral reproach.

In short, sovereignty should be firmly safeguarded, and at the same time, efforts should continue to be made for development.

In another decade, the United States will not interrupt our ability to develop revival.

At present, China has to pay attention not to a big country like the United States, nor to a small country like the Philippines, but to Japan, Vietnam, and India, among which Japan has a strong production capacity of Shipei steel, ships, and electronics, and also has a very strong military Self-Defense Force, and Vietnam has the second largest army in the world, and India is a large country with a population of 1 billion, and I have to guard against it. I think the main battlefield of World War III will be East Asia and the Pacific, and China should do whatever it takes to maintain its maritime sovereignty in the South China Sea In response to the help of the United States to Vietnam and other countries, and the day of the outbreak of the third world war was the time when China and Vietnam went to war, and now the powerful United States behind them is catching up with the country's political and economic aspects, which is much worse than the previous three World War I, should be around 2020.

The South China Sea is a continental margin sea located in southern China, surrounded by Chinese mainland, Taiwan Island, the Philippine Islands, the Greater Sunda Islands and the Indochina Peninsula, and is part of the western Pacific Ocean.

Vietnam is called the East China Sea, the Philippines is called the West Philippine Sea, other countries are called the South China Sea, also referred to as the South China Sea, the Han Dynasty of China, the Northern and Southern Dynasties called the Rising Sea, the Boiling Sea, after the Qing Dynasty gradually changed the name of the South China Sea.

The South China Sea covers an area of 3.56 million square kilometers, of which there are more than 200 uninhabited islands and reefs, commonly known as Nanhai Zhudao.

In addition to being a major maritime shipping route, the South China Sea is believed to be rich in oil and gas.