The end of the CCP: Japan chased the Chinese Coast Guard and invaded Senkaku Island It was the second consecutive day the Chinese Coast Guard entered waters near Senkaku, a day after its ships made their first move since Beijing enacted controversial customs laws. Two Chinese Coast Guard ships entered the waters near uninhabited islands at around 3:50 a.m. local time, Japan's 11th Regional Coast Guard Command (headquartered in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture) said. . After entering, the Chinese ship "pointed the tip" at a Japanese fishing boat and moved to approach this vessel about 22 km south-southeast of Taisho Island. The command said the Japanese patrol boats protected fishing boats on the same five members, while the Japanese coast guard warned the Chinese ships to immediately leave the waters. know. According to the headquarters, this is the fifth time this year that Chinese ships have entered Japanese waters. Before that, two Chinese seagoing ships, one of them armed with something like a cannon, operated simultaneously on 6 February in the so-called contiguous area near the Senkaku / Diaoyu Islands. Fishery. This is the ninth day in a row that Chinese ships appeared near small islands and contiguous areas. The move by China comes in the context that Beijing has enacted controversial maritime laws earlier. This law allows the China Coast Guard to take "all necessary measures, including the use of weapons" when the so-called "sovereignty, sovereign rights and jurisdiction of China" are violated; destroying foreign structures in waters and islands over which the country unilaterally claims. In 2020, Chinese maritime vessels appeared in the contiguous area for a total of 333 days, reaching the highest level ever.