Video shows massive military base on Mischief Reef as Chinese main stronghold!

MILITARY TUBE TODAY – A Philippine Coast Guard patrol plane has captured a large Chinese military base on Mischief Reef in the #Spratly Islands region of the South China Sea. The Philippine aircraft captured the outpost on March 31, 2025, showing how China has fortified the island, which has become a symbolic foothold for its military power projection, although it would be more accurate to say it is a city with combat capabilities. Despite criticism and disputed issues, Manila, which has a joint naval force with the US and other partners, was astonished to see the highly equipped military facilities on the two sites, Subi Reef and Mischief Reef—along with nearby Fiery Cross Reef, where China began construction in 1995 and is expected to complete in 2022.
The post included aerial footage of Mischief Reef, showing Chinese ships, a hospital ship, military aircraft hangars, and many another infrastructure. The modern base is equipped with a runway equipped with a 3,000-meter runway and military infrastructure, such as radars, air defense systems, and the possible deployment of marines there. Fighter jets and early warning aircraft are also stationed on the islands. China has effectively turned the concept of “building a fleet on the water” into a heavily fortified and fortified base. This saves China from plans to build more aircraft carriers, which are now less effective, and deploy combat fleets back and forth.
In a statement released by a routine South China Sea patrol, the Chinese military on Saturday urged the Philippines to “stop provoking incidents and escalating tensions” in the waterway, also warning that “the Philippines’ attempts to seek external support will be futile,” citing the rejection of Manila and its joint naval force with the U.S. and other allies. Today, the massive base serves as a major maritime hub for Chinese military and coast guard, a point of contention between the two neighbors, serving as a major bastion for Chinese Armed Forces in the South China Sea.


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