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alert! For the Diaoyu Islands, Japan can be equipped with a helicopter and artillery "largest" patrol ship to launch water

The Japan Broadcasting Association (NHK) reported on June 30 that the large -scale inspection ship "Chaoyu", which can be equipped with two helicopters, performed a launching ceremony at the Mitsubishi Heavy Guanzgi Ship in Yamaguchi County. It is worth noting that the report claims that in order to strengthen the alert activities such as the so -called "Saitaku Islands" (that is, my Diaoyu Islands and its affiliated islands), it is promoting the construction plan of patrol ships. It is a part of the plan.

According to reports, the "Chaozhang" is 140 meters long, with a total of 6,000 tons, and a cost of about 17.5 billion yen (about 870 million yuan), which is the largest patrol ship in Japan. The "Chao" can be equipped with two helicopters and can be equipped with 40 mm and 20 mm -caliber artillery. The report also said that after being equipped with weapons and equipment, the "Chao" will be officially deployed to the Maritime Security Agency in 2023.

"Chaoyu" was launched on June 30 in Xiaguan City, Yamaguchi County

It is worth noting that the report claims that the Japanese Maritime Security Agency is promoting the construction plan of patrol ships in the so -called "Diaoyu Islands" (that is, my Diaoyu Islands and its affiliated islands). NHK also said that in the past four years, the Shimonatsu Shipbuilding Hall has manufactured four patrol ships such as the "Chaozhang". Next year, it is planned to build another ship with the same model as the "Chao". Recently, the Japanese government and the media have frequently hyped the Diaoyu Islands. A spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs have previously emphasized that the Diaoyu Islands and its affiliated islands have been inherently inherent in China since ancient times. China has full historical and legal basis for the sovereignty of the Diaoyu Islands. Chinese official ships carry out law enforcement activities within the scope of the country's territorial sea. It is legitimate and unsuccessful, and it will continue to continue normalization.

Source: Global Network/Lin Zeyu

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