Chinese Coast Guard ships trespassed 4 times in 6 days, Kinmen Coast Guard drove away 4 ships today

China Coast Guard made 4 trips in 6 days! The Kinmen Peng Branch of the Coast Guard said that today it detected four more coast guard ships intruding into Kinmen waters. They were all driven away after 5 p.m. after Kinmen coast patrol boats conducted one-on-one maneuvers and monitored them.

After Chinese Coast Guard ships broke into Kinmen waters twice on October 30 and once on November 2, they were detected gathering in Kinmen waters by the 12th Patrol Area today. It was about 2 p.m. at that time, and the Coast Guard immediately dispatched patrol boats to respond.

At close to 3 o'clock in the afternoon, four Chinese Coast Guard ships with hull numbers "14608", "14531", "14604" and "14530" broke into Kinmen prohibited waters in a column from the south of Lieyu Island in Kinmen County; the patrol boats immediately implemented and Navigation monitoring, evidence collection throughout the process, and strict warnings continued to be broadcast through Chinese and English radios, requiring immediate departure. After the Kinmen Coast Guard actively responded and continued to press, the Chinese Coast Guard fleet finally sailed away from the Kinmen waters at around 5 p.m.

The Coast Guard said that the Chinese Coast Guard has intruded into Kinmen waters four times in the past week, and used "pretend law enforcement and real power expansion" in an attempt to undermine the status quo and order in the Taiwan Strait. The Coast Guard will closely monitor the movements of Chinese ships and adhere to the principle of "no provocation, no retreat" to vigorously deal with all intrusions to ensure security and order in the sea.