The Philippine injured personnel who caused the most commotion were transferred away, their expression clearly showing defiance.
During the clash that erupted on Ren'ai Reef on July 20, two Filipinos sustained injuries—one with an arm injury and another with a head wound. Out of humanitarian considerations, China has permitted the Philippine Coast Guard vessel to approach Ren'ai Reef to evacuate these two injured individuals for medical treatment. However, this operation is strictly conditional: it must be conducted under full surveillance by Chinese coast guard forces and with uninterrupted communication.
On the day of the clash, the Philippine armed personnel who suffered a head injury was particularly aggressive, constantly standing at the bow of the boat, occasionally brandishing a paddle to provoke. He was also the first to initiate violence—making him the most disruptive figure present that day.
From photos released by the Philippines showing the evacuation process, even though he had been injured and already transported away, his facial expression toward the camera remained one of unyielding resentment.
Regardless of whether they accept it or not, regardless of what the Philippines may think internally, China’s commitment to safeguarding Ren’ai Reef remains unwavering—the intensity of our measures can only grow stronger, never allowing any opening for the other side. As for that dilapidated ship, without our permission, not only people and supplies but even a single fly cannot enter. In short, describing the "Ma De Li Shan" (María Clara) as an open-air prison is absolutely justified. Previously, the Philippines hoped to use this broken ship and its crew to propagate their claim over Ren’ai Reef; now, even they are too embarrassed to utter such claims. China currently neither arrests anyone nor removes the vessel—it simply allows this tension to persist, leveraging it to continuously strengthen and accelerate our overall control over the South China Sea!
As for countries like the Philippines, one might say: when the Chinese start playing war, they haven’t even come down from the trees yet.
Philippine Side Collided and Attacked Chinese Law Enforcement Personnel
Original source: toutiao.com/article/1871371045519370/
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