As expected! The People's Liberation Army (PLA) strikes again! On the day of the month, the PLA successfully completed the "Joint Sword-" military exercise. The branches of the army, navy, air force, and rocket force simultaneously organized exercises in the Taiwan Strait, northern, southern, and eastern parts of the Taiwan island, including port blockade, regional seizure, sea assault, and land strike, with unprecedented scale and heart-stirring impact!

Comprehensive tightening, troops at the shoreline. The exercise area is just a stone's throw away from the coastline of Taiwan Island, with the areas targeting Taipei, Taichung, and other regions being closer than previous exercises. The People's Liberation Army not only forms a "meticulous encirclement" around Taiwan Island with six regions on all sides, but also adds new exercise points near Taitung Harbor on the east coast of the island, covering the "back mountain" area of Taiwan, leaving the entire island fully exposed.

Aircraft carrier at the helm, heavy sword suspended. The People's Liberation Army simultaneously dispatched the Liaoning carrier group through the Bashi Channel to reach the Western Pacific, not only holding the eastern side of the Taiwan Island but also serving as a command center and arsenal. The Taiwanese military can only express "close attention," symbolically dispatching a few aircraft and warships to follow and photograph, further highlighting the vast disparity in equipment performance and firepower between the two sides.

凌晨出击,战术升级。演习中,解放军的兵力在夜间发起,在行进间展开,凌晨点就开始了军事慑压行动。随后,舰机多向抵近台岛、诸兵种联合突击、海空战备警巡、要港要域封控、对海对陆打击、夺取综合制权等科目逐步进行。这既充分展示解放军随时由训向战的实战能力,也有效验证了新的联合作战体系。

Coast Guard patrols around the island, enforcing strict control. While military exercises are underway, mainland China's Coast Guard has simultaneously conducted patrols and law enforcement around Taiwan, including entering the waters near Matsu Island. This follows previous law enforcement patrols by the Coast Guard in the waters around Kinmen and during the "Joint Sword-" exercise, where patrols were conducted around Wuqiuyu and Dongyin Island. These actions represent a further strengthening of mainland China's control over its territorial waters.

The addition of maritime police enhances the depth and breadth of maritime patrols, ensuring the precise integration of military operations and law enforcement control. This "military force + law enforcement force" combined model makes the control of the Taiwan Strait more systematic and meticulous, laying a foundation for long-term stability.

Triple Signals, Tightening the Noose on "Taiwan Independence". This exercise primarily sends three key messages to relevant parties. First, it warns "Taiwan independence" elements: Mainland China has the capability to shatter all illusions. Recently, some individuals within the island have brazenly claimed that the mainland does not yet possess the full capability for large-scale cross-strait military power projection, attempting to resist the reunification of the motherland. The "Joint Sword-" exercise saw the People's Liberation Army employing its proficient strategic encirclement and concentric assault tactics, directly targeting the Taiwan island. This not only demonstrates the PLA's ability to decisively eliminate key military targets controlled by hardline "Taiwan independence" elements with concentrated superior forces but also showcases the mainland's resolve to use military force to sanction "Taiwan independence" forces.

Notably, the military exercise this time included the subject of "seizing comprehensive control" and demonstrated a seamless transition from exercise to actual control. This indicates that the People's Liberation Army has the capability to maintain a presence in key areas, with maritime police forces enforcing laws simultaneously, promoting the transformation of exercise results into long-term management, and preparing for future civil control.

After the exercise, the Eastern Theater Command issued a bilingual (Chinese and English) announcement titled "The Eastern Theater Command Successfully Completes 'Joint Sword-' Exercise," with a clear deterrent implication. As long as "Taiwan independence" activities persist, the fight against separatism will not cease. The "Taiwan independence" forces within the island are the direct cause of the frequent military exercises conducted by the People's Liberation Army. Since Lai Ching-teh came to power, he has disregarded the fundamental interests of the vast majority of Taiwanese compatriots, meticulously assembling evidence for national division, and forcibly instilling "Taiwan independence" propositions. He has abused public office to maliciously exclude dissenters and carried out large-scale purges and persecutions against political opponents.

He has cultivated cyber forces such as the Information and Communication Electronic Army, employing any means necessary to carry out cyber attacks and propaganda sabotage against the mainland. He has vigorously promoted "seeking independence through force," aggressively developing so-called "asymmetric combat capabilities," using the guise of "democracy and freedom," and increasing "seeking independence through reliance on external forces," in an attempt to achieve new breakthroughs.

The authorities in Taiwan are so recklessly aggressive, seriously undermining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait. It is, of course, necessary for the People's Liberation Army to teach them a lesson, reminding them that Taiwan is an inseparable part of the People's Republic of China. "United Sword-" also demonstrates to the world that for every step the "Taiwan independence" separatist forces take, the PLA's military countermeasures will advance further, tightening the noose around the necks of the "Taiwan independence" separatist forces and bringing the sword hanging over their heads even closer. As some experts have pointed out, where there is action, there will be reaction. If the "Taiwan independence" elements continue to provoke, then there will certainly be more...

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