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For the current Chinese, everyone is concerned about the South China Sea issue, and among the many problems in the South China Sea, the Philippine issue is particularly prominent, and many Chinese people have become unbearable to the arrogant performance of the Philippines, so that wave after wave of voices in the Chinese people calling for the Philippines to send troops to attack the Philippines.

Why has the Philippines suddenly been tough lately? The Philippines has always been an ally of the United States during the Cold War, and the Philippines hopes to rely on US strength to balance China on the South China Sea issue, and the United States has long since released rumors that the South China Sea has US interests, so this is the reason why the Philippines has become strong recently!

The reason why China did not do anything is not something that we, the common people, can determine, and no matter how much we say, it is just a conjecture. The real reason, I think only the state can give you an answer. Personally, if it were just a single non-provocation against China, I think China would definitely do it, but it doesn't seem to be that simple.

The use of force is too big, even if the Philippines can be beaten down today, if the Philippines cannot be fully occupied, he can use his advantage near the Strait of Malacca to carry out uninterrupted harassment of Chinese merchant ships and affect China's economy, China is not strong enough to instantly control the strength of the entire territory of the Philippines, and the supply is a problem, although the United States will not be dry on the surface, who can guarantee it secretly, the most important thing is not to forget that there is a little Japan next to us who will not die.

I don't know why, but if diplomacy can't get the detainees back, it's like not being able to protect the citizens of your own country, and if the military continues to retreat, it really chills the Chinese.

National affairs are all decided by **, we can only guess, my guess is this:

Now war is about money, and if we can avoid war, we will try to avoid it;

Economic construction is the core of the present;

China is a country of etiquette.

The core of China's leadership has always been peace-oriented.

Fighting a war is to kill people, and the impact is very great.

As a member state of the United Nations, especially a permanent member of the United Nations Security Council, China has the obligation to maintain peace and security in Southeast Asia and peacefully handle its relations with neighboring countries.

Because it's useless, beating you up is uncomfortable, or making you uncomfortable with no money.

Fighting a war is not the same as fighting, and how many pairs of eyes are staring at the excitement all over the world.

The reason is simple, China does not want to meet these small countries at all!

I hope that if it is not a hit, it will be a blockbuster ...

I held back and scrapped them in one fell swoop, hoping that my hope was true.

Because there is no order. You have to give orders to use force.

Fei is just a little Rollo! If you don't make a sound, it's a blockbuster.

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According to the "Philippine Star" 20**, the deputy commander of the US Navy, Alexander Parma, said on the 19th that the United States has confirmed to the Philippines that it will give the second "Hamilton"-class patrol ship to the Philippine Navy. The article in the "Philippine Star" said that the ** will be deployed in the disputed waters of the Spratly Islands to defend the rights and interests of the Philippines" The ambition of the Philippines and Vietnam to occupy China's islands in the South China Sea has been clearly exposed, so if China wants to change the current embarrassing situation in the South China Sea, is it necessary to consider teaching the Philippines a "Georgian" lesson, adopting a three-dimensional naval and air operation, and preemptively striking at the Philippines?

Probably not.

China's bottom line is not to fight. It's okay to be ridden by someone to pull the poop * poop. Moreover, since the 90s, all the heads of state * * countries * have been civilian and non-military backgrounds, which has created a relatively weak image of the government to a certain extent.

The Philippines is the weakest of the countries that have territorial disputes with China. There is a high possibility of using force, and it will deter the surroundings. Unless the Philippines compromises. At most, the United States has adopted a policy of brinkmanship in war.

It cannot be ruled out that this possibility is very small, and it depends on the follow-up actions of the Philippines.

Or a peaceful settlement. It's better. The stupidest way to use force.

Now that there is a change of term, it is estimated that there will be major changes in the Military Commission, who will command, and when the members of the next Military Commission and the chairman are elected, the Philippines will not dare to be arrogant. Pick me! (*Hee-hee.)

It depends on whether the Philippines continues to provoke.