The Lhasa ship is back, "A circle around Japan"

According to the Kyodo News Agency, on June 30, the Ministry of General Supervision of the Ministry of Corps of the Ministry of Defense of Japan said that two destroyers and a supply ship of the Chinese Navy and a supply ship from June 29 to 30 Go north into the East China Sea. Kyodo Society said that the three warships went around the Japanese islands for a week in June, and the number of days sailing was about 20 days.

Photos of the Lhasa ship and Chengdu ship released by the Ministry of Defense in Japan

Judging from the information published by the Department of Integrity, the three warships of the Chinese Navy are Type 055 destroyers Lhasa (port number 102), 052D destroyer Chengdu ship (port number 120), and 903A comprehensive supply ship Dongping Lake ( Way No. 902).

Judging from the navigation trajectory released by the Japanese side, from June 12th to 13th, the Lhasa ship formation traveled to the Malaysian Strait to the North. On June 16, the Dongping Lake ship traveled through the Tsuka Strait to the Eastern Airlines. On June 17, the Lhasa ship and the Chengdu ship traveled through the Tsang Strait to the Eastern Airlines. On June 19, the three warships met and traveled to China Southern Airlines in the eastern waters of Benshu Island. On the evening of June 29, the Lhasa ship formation crossed the Gonggu Strait into the East China Sea and sailed north.

The Ministry of Defense of Japan said that when the Lhasa ship formation crossed the ancient Strait of the Palace, the Japanese side dispatched the "Seto Mog" destroyer and the P-3C anti-submarine aircraft for warning.

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