Chinese coast guard ship broke into Kinmen twice in one day and broadcast to promote reunification. Coast guard boat responded aggressively

The Chinese coast guard ship broke into Kinmen waters twice a day and broadcast pro-unification remarks. The coast guard immediately stepped forward to conduct "one-on-one" monitoring and expulsion.

The Coast Guard’s Kinmapeng-Pengh Branch pointed out that under the pretext of the 81st anniversary of Taiwan’s independence, China has been vigorously promoting unification rhetoric. This morning and afternoon, it commanded a fleet of four coast guard ships to break into Kinmen’s restricted waters for the second time this morning and afternoon. The 12th Patrol Area of ​​the Kinmen-Pengheng Branch immediately dispatched patrol boats to respond. In the harsh walrus, it fully responded to the intrusion of Chinese coast guard ships and drove away the coast guard ships for the second time, demonstrating its determination to protect the maritime borders.

The Kinmapeng Branch pointed out that around 8 a.m. and 2 p.m., the 12th Patrol Area detected four Chinese Coast Guard ship formations "14608", "14531", "14607", and "14529" approaching the restricted waters of Kinmen; the Coast Guard immediately mobilized A "one-on-one" patrol was deployed to monitor the situation, and broadcast and shouted to the coast guard ship in Chinese and English, and asked the coast guard ship to leave as soon as possible. After the coast guard brothers monitored the whole process and actively responded to the situation, the Chinese coast guard ship left Kinmen restricted waters at around 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. respectively.

The Kinmen-Pengheng Branch pointed out that while the Chinese Coast Guard ships were harassing Kinmen, they continued to use radio broadcasts to unilaterally declare that "the liberation of Taiwan and the reunification of the motherland are a great historical cause" to promote reunification. The coast guard boats responded strongly by saying that "the two sides of the Taiwan Strait are not affiliated with each other. China should recognize the reality and immediately stop its meaningless harassment."

The Coast Patrol Administration emphasized that the Kinmen Sea is under the jurisdiction of my country. The Coast Guard will continue to monitor the dynamics of the sea area, strengthen service deployment, adhere to the principle of "no provocation, no retreat", respond forcefully to China's intrusions, firmly protect national sovereignty, and ensure maritime security and order.

The Chinese coast guard ship broke into Kinmen waters twice a day, and the coast guard immediately stepped forward to conduct "one-on-one" surveillance and drive them away.