Taiwan media reported that Taiwan's 4,000 -ton sea cruise ship "Hsinchu Ship" stopped in Hawaii, USA, causing the outside world to suspect that it was to participate in the Pacific Military Exercise at the end of June.
Zhongshi News Network reported on Wednesday (June 12) that the Taiwan Maritime Patrol and Fleets directly under the fleet of the 4,000 -ton sea cruiser Hsinchu ship, earlier went to sea to perform 35 days of the Western Pacific Gonghai Fisheries TourProtect the task.However, in particular, the Hsinchu Ship stopped at the port of Honolululu (June 11) at the Honolulu Mountain in Hawaii (known as Honorululu), which caused the outside world to suspect that it would be to participate in the Pacific military exercise starting on June 26.
However, Zhongshi News Network quoted the unnamed Taiwan sea patrol people saying that this is only a routine patrol task.The sea patrolist also revealed that this is also more than 10 years that the United States has once again promised that Taiwanese warships are carried on Hawaii to make up for it.
According to the Voice of the United States, the U.S. Navy Pacific Fleet announced on May 22 that the Pacific Military Exercise is expected to debut on June 26 in the Hawaii Islands and its surrounding waters.The lineup of the last exercise was even wider.
According to the Liberty Times, the Taiwan Maritime Patrol Agency said in the Legislative Yuan on Wednesday that the Hsinchu ship is performing the routine task of the Pacific Public Sea Patrol. As for the relevant details of the task, it is inconvenient to publicize it.
The report from the China Times News Network also mentioned that the Taiwan sea cruisers appeared in Hawaii at this sensitive moment, which makes people doubt whether it will be like the 2016 Taiwan Navy's Fleet.In the encounter, a combination of remedial exercises.
Earlier, Reuters quoted four people familiar with the matter on May 14 that the United States and the Taiwan Navy carried out a joint military exercise that was not disclosed to the outside world in April and "did not exist in formal names".
People familiar with the matter said that this exercise does not exist in the official mouth, but is called "UNPLANED Sea Encounters", and said that both the United States and Taiwan have tacit understanding, unanimousIndicates that the exercise is just the result of encounter."It's like I go to the restaurant for dinner, and you happen to be present ... Then I look like I just fight with someone."
People familiar with the matter also said that the two parties have sent a total of six sides including frigates, supply and support ships.The naval ships conduct a few days of exercise to practice "basic" operations such as communications, fuel and supplies.
