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According to the Beijing News, not long ago, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian stated that Huangyan Island is China's inherent territory and China has indisputable sovereignty over Huangyan Island and its surrounding sea and airspace. The Philippine military aircraft twice intruded into the airspace near Huangyan Island, seriously infringing on China's sovereignty and seriously violating international law and the basic norms of international relations. The Chinese military took necessary measures in accordance with the law, and the on-site operation was professional and standardized, in line with China's domestic law and international law. It should be pointed out that the Philippines sent military aircraft to intrude into China's Huangyan Island airspace during the so-called joint cruise in the South China Sea with the United States, Australia and Canada, which was a malicious provocation with ulterior motives. China warns the Philippines to immediately stop its infringing and provocative actions in Huangyan Island and not to act recklessly.

On the morning of the 8th, a Philippine Air Force NC-212 military aircraft flew in the airspace near Huangyan Island. Because the sovereignty of Huangyan Island belongs to China, and the Philippines has a "criminal record" of attempting to occupy Huangyan Island by force in the past, and this time it made such a highly provocative move, the People's Liberation Army sent two military aircraft to monitor and drive it away, and dropped jamming bombs on the flight path of the Philippine military aircraft. According to the Southern Theater Command, the Philippines had repeatedly ignored China's warnings at the scene. It seems that China did not want to take such actions. It was really the Philippines that insisted on provoking first. In order to protect Huangyan Island, China took some relatively tough actions.

Less than 30 days later, the Shandong fleet, China's first domestically-built aircraft carrier, reappeared in the waters of the Western Pacific. The U.S. Naval Institute News Network said on the 12th that this was the second time the Shandong aircraft carrier fleet was deployed to the "Philippine Sea" this year. So far, the Chinese authorities have not released relevant information. If the foreign media reports are true, this is the shortest interval between Shandong aircraft carrier fleet's far sea training in the past two years, only 25 days. The military experts interviewed on the 13th said that the frequency of Shandong's far sea training is very normal. In order to safeguard the country's territorial sovereignty and security, Shandong needs to conduct regular far sea training.