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Japan's new Joint Operations Command (#JJOC) is more than a #bureaucratic reshuffle; it's a #strategic pivot towards an integrated and responsive #defence structure for deterring #aggression and enhancing resilience.

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US Navy Ship 'Expelled' From Disputed Waters, China's Military Says

In a statement posted to Chinese social media, the People's Liberation Army Southern Theater Command said the guided-missile destroyer USS Higgins had "illegally intruded" into the territorial sea around Scarborough Shoal, calling it a serious violation of China's sovereignty and security.

The command "deployed forces and monitored and expelled it in accordance with law and regulations," the statement added.
 
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Some odd things being picked up in the Western Pacific. May be nothing, may be training, or may be the beginnings of something.

This was yesterday:
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Today:

Usually these ships are in the Bo Hai sea operating as car ferries. What's important is that some of these ferries have had their stern ramps modified for amphibious operations.

China is Preparing Merchant Ro-Ro Ferries for Amphibious Warfare

I put these ships into MarineTraffic and here's the most recent locations:

1. Bo Hai Jing Zhu (Departed Yantai 20 minutes ago going north, seems to be on its normal route)
2. Bo Hai Zuan Zhu (Drifting outside of Quanzhou/Hanjiang)
3. Bo Hai Fei Zhu (Drifting outside of Quanzhou/Hanjiang)
4. Bo Hai Bao Zhu (Drifting outside of Quanzhou/Hanjiang)
5. Zhong Hua Fu Xing (Inport Quanzhou/Hanjiang)
6. Bo Hai Heng Da (Loitering outside Quanzhou/Hanjiang)

Zooming out a little I noticed a few more RoRo's from the north on their way down south:
7. YONG XING DAO (Destination set as Quanzhou)
8. PU TUO DAO (Destination set as Xiamen)
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Discounting #1, 7 RoRo's for an exercise would be a lot. The US seems to know something is up with that Rivet Joint flyover the transit path yesterday.
 
The Ro/Ro flotilla has left Quanzhou and is transiting to Shanwei according to AIS. I can only tag 5 ships at a time, but there are more in this group.

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It appears the RoRo's have or are returning to their ferry routes.

Not sure what the last few days were about. It didn't appear that they interected with the landing barges at all.

Maybe just a sortie practice. None of the other social media OSINT pages I follow have said anything about the return yet.
 

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