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Chinese military conducts combat readiness patrols in South China Sea

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February 17, 2026
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File photo of a vessel during a previous patrol in the territorial waters of the South China Sea. /VCG

File photo of a vessel during a previous patrol in the territorial waters of the South China Sea. /VCG

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The Chinese military conducted naval and air combat readiness patrols in the territorial waters of the South China Sea from Sunday to Monday, a spokesperson said on Tuesday.

The Philippines co-opted countries outside the region to organize the so-called joint patrols, which had undermined peace and stability in the region, said Zhai Shichen, spokesperson for the Chinese People’s Liberation Army Southern Theater Command.

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Forces of the theater command will resolutely safeguard China’s territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests, and firmly uphold regional peace and stability, Zhai added.

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