I ocean surveillance ship in the Spratly Islands at full capacity to push back the foreign public vessels (Figure)

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I ocean surveillance ship in the Spratly Islands at full capacity to push back the foreign public vessels (Figure)

Date:2012-07-03Author:adminCategory:China militaryComment:0

一艘外国公务船裹挟着白烟不断后退。央视截图 a foreign public ship coerced white smoke continuously receding. CCTV Screenshots

activist patrol on a regular basis is the implementation of the South China Sea of ??China’s sea areas under the jurisdiction of the Chinese maritime surveillance fleet on the 3rd part reefs located in the Nansha Islands Central came close observation.

day, Chinese maritime surveillance fleet successfully carried out the rights of law enforcement.

video: real shoot ocean surveillance ship cruising the South China Sea propaganda push back the foreign ships source: CCTV news channel

South China Sea, China stands for the sea areas under the jurisdiction of blue skies.

China Sea monitoring 83 boats, 84 boats, 66 boats, 71 ship consisting of the rights of law enforcement single file formation column regularly cruise.

10 pm, the Chinese maritime surveillance flagship 83 ship bridge. Captain Wang Yun raised the telescope to move Outlook.

Suddenly, the official boat of a foreign party to the port side in 83 boats to cruise fleet approaching.

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“Dude!” Wang Yun stride flew to the Chinese maritime surveillance tracking and monitoring of forensics system “before. Sure enough, a hull number obscure foreign public vessels in the upper left corner of the display.

Squadron commander at sea, maritime surveillance detachment eighth Li Yongbo also noticed this trend.

disposed of in accordance with the emergency plans of the sea. “Li Yongbo calm command. I saw Yun

eyes of determination, and quickly turned around and maritime surveillance 83 bow, straight toward the ship foreign public ship sailed.

1 nautical mile, 0.5 nautical miles, 300 meters –

84,66,71

ocean surveillance ship immediately in accordance with the implementation of the program coordinate. Rights enforcement team to pick up the phone, Chinese, English, more propaganda in three languages ??to each other vessels –

83 boats of the Chinese maritime surveillance, are regularly cruise the waters under the jurisdiction of the People’s Republic of China. “

Please provide your ship (machine) name, hull number and location. “

the other party does not answer, continue towards the our ocean surveillance ship approaching.

83 on board the Chinese maritime surveillance, the rights of law-enforcement team continue to propaganda.

“according to the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and the People’s Republic of China Law of the sea waters under the jurisdiction of the People’s Republic of China, my ship is running public service, your boat, do not interfere with my boat to the performance of official duties.”

tried and tested, the implementation of maritime surveillance 83 boats operating at full capacity for a number of important mission to advance to each other vessels.

each other vessels had to stop for rapid, then start reversing. Reversing stirred white mist enveloped the entire hull. Visual from 83 maritime surveillance on board the other vessel coerced big white smoke continuously receding.

our rights law enforcement officers, then sonorous, powerful, influential.

maritime surveillance 83 ship deter foreign vessels constantly on the sea reversing circled, 83 boats have been to bow at the ship.

tens of minutes later, the foreign vessels under pressure, getting away from the sea cruise formation.

currently China Sea monitoring the South China Sea Rights cruise fleet has sailed to the country under the jurisdiction of the Nansha Islands, always maintaining our maritime rights and interests.

Xinhua News Agency reporter Yu Xiaojie

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