Exclusive》The Penghu ship drove away the Chinese Coast Guard ship and declared domineeringly that "the two sides of the Taiwan Strait are not affiliated with each other" audio file exposed
When the Coast Guard ship Penghu was being harassed by Chinese Coast Guard ships during its mission, it made a bilingual broadcast in Chinese and English to declare directly that the two sides of the Taiwan Strait were not affiliated with each other and demanded that the other side leave immediately.
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When the Coast Guard ship Penghu faced the intrusion of Chinese Coast Guard ship 5303 into our waters, it issued a solemn broadcast in both Chinese and English to drive it away, bluntly stating that the Republic of China and the People's Republic of China are not affiliated with each other, demonstrating its firm determination to protect the sea.
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Why It Matters
China Coast Guard ships frequently appear in the waters surrounding Taiwan, and the Taiwan Coast Guard continues to respond and enforce the law on the front line.
Chinese Coast Guard ships frequently raid waters surrounding Taiwan, and my country’s Coast Guard has become increasingly tough on law enforcement. "Taiwan ADIZ", a military fan site that has long recorded the dynamics of the sea and air around Taiwan, recorded a rare and extremely tough eviction broadcast on the radio channel today. The Coast Guard's "CG1007 Penghu Ship" on the mission faced the intrusion of the Chinese Coast Guard ship "5303" and issued a solemn statement directly through the radio in both Chinese and English. It also bluntly declared the status quo of "non-subordination" between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait and asked the other side to leave immediately. After the exposure of the audio file of the domineering maritime border protection, it triggered heated discussions among military fans.
According to the on-site radio communication content recorded by "Taiwan ADIZ", the Penghu ship discovered that the Chinese Coast Guard vessel 5303 had intruded into our waters, and immediately monitored it closely and broadcast to drive away. Different from the more standard expulsion terms in the past, the Penghu ship directly spoke to China from the perspective of national sovereignty and international law.
The Penghu ship made its position clear word by word in the Chinese broadcast: "Call China Coast Guard 5303, call China Coast Guard 5303, this is the Penghu ship broadcast of the Coast Guard of the Republic of China. Taiwan, the Republic of China, is a sovereign and independent country and shares the same interests with the People of China. The two countries are not affiliated with each other. This is an undeniable fact and status quo. This is the exclusive economic zone of the Republic of China. You do not enjoy any sovereign rights or jurisdiction in this sea area. Your actions have violated international conventions and other regulations. I ask you to leave immediately."
Immediately afterwards, a warning was simultaneously broadcast to the other party in English: "Listen up China Coast Guard 5303, leave Taiwan waters, turn your rudder, you don't belong here, turn around and leave now, China Coast Guard 5303."
Military fan blog "Taiwan ADIZ" pointed out that in the face of continued gray zone harassment by Chinese coast guard ships, our coast guard vessels have shown uncompromising law enforcement determination on the front line. Through clear bilingual broadcasts with international legal basis, they have clearly drawn red lines of sovereignty at sea and conveyed to the international community and intruders their firm attitude in defending exclusive economic zones.
Open Questions
- Will there be any further response from the Chinese coast guard ship?
- Will the Coast Guard comprehensively update the terminology of broadcast standards in the future?






