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Hồ Sơ Hoàng Sa B. HÌNH ҦNH MӜT SӔ KIӂN TRÚC QUÂN SӴ x SANYA: SECRET NAVAL BASE - TAM Á: CĂN CӬ HҦI QUÂN BÍ MҰT, Ĉҧo Hҧi Nam: Piers for Aircraft Cariers – BӃn ÿӛ cho Hàng Không Mүu Hҥm: Theo Richard Fisher, Jane Intelligence Review, April 24, 2008, TC ÿã hoàn tҩt mӝt bӃn ÿӛ 800 mét, rӝng ÿӫ ÿӇ vұn chuyӇn và chҩt lên hàng không mүu hҥm các tên lӱa ÿҥn ÿҥo loҥi phóng ÿi tӯ tàu ngҫm, cNJng nhѭ có khҧ năng sӱa chӳa các tàu lӟn, chuyӇn phѭѫng tiӋn nһng cùng quân lính lên hàng không mүu hҥm và các tàu liên hӧp thӫy bӝ. Theo tӡ The Australian, 20 tháng 4, 2008: tҫu ngҫm cӫa Trung Cӝng có hӓa tiӉn chӕng tàu chiӃn Yingji-8 có thӇ phóng ÿѭӧc cҧ các tên lӱa ÿҥn ÿҥo loҥi phóng ÿi tӯ tàu ngҫm khi ÿang lһn dѭӟi mһt nѭӟc. Vө chiӃc tàu Song S20, ÿóng ӣ VNJ Hán, có ÿӝng cѫ diesel rҩt im tiӃng cӫa Ĉӭc ÿӝt nhiên xuҩt hiӋn giӳa hҥm ÿӝi Hoa KǤ không xa ÿҧo Okinawa cӫa Nhұt 18 tháng trѭӟc cho thҩy khҧ năng cӫa tàu ngҫm Trung Quӕc Hung Nguyên “Môi Hӣ Răng Lҥnh” ThӃ Kӹ 21, vietnamexodus vào Saturday, 26, April, 08 Tên các Ĉҧo ÿã bӏ TC chiӃm 1. Ĉá Châu Viên-Cuarteron reef -Huayang Jiao, 2. Ĉá Chӱ Thұp-Fiery Cross Reef-Yonshu Jiao, 3. First Thomas Shoal. 4. Ĉá Gaven-Gaven reef-Nanxun Jiao, 5. Ĉá Gҥc Ma-Johnson Reef (South) 6. Ĉá Ken Nan-Kennant Reef 7. Ĉá Lát-Ladd reef-Riji Jiao 8. Ĉҧo Len-London Reef 9. Mischief reef-Meiji Jiao, 10. Ĉá Subi - Subi reef-Zhubi Jiao (Nguӗn: Hung Nguyên “Moi Ho Rang Lanh” vietnamexodus vào Saturday, 26, April, 08 Và các ÿҧo khác là: 11.Ĉá Lҥc; 12. Half Moon Shoal; 13. Eldad Reef.; 14.J-Chigua Jiao; 15.Whitson Reef; 16. Ĉá Ba Ĉҫu. 61 62 VARYAG và KUZNETSOV Ĉây là nhӳng Hàng Không Mүu Hҥm mà Trung công ÿang cӕ gҳng thӵc hiӋn cho 2 hҥm ÿӝi Nam Hҧi mà chúng nhҳm tӟi trong tѭѫng lai. Varyag, cӫa Ukraine thӃ hӋ mӟi Sanya Base NUCLEARSUBMARINE BASE: China Secret Nuclear Naval Base: ch a c 20 t u ng m nguyên t ӭ ÿѭӧ ҫ ҫ ӱ Kuznetsov cӫa Nga sô 094. Theo tӡ Jane’s Defence: “Trung Cӝng có thӇÿang chuҭn bӏ biӃn ÿây thành nѫi chӭa mӝt phҫn lӟn kho vNJ khí hҥt nhân cӫa hӑ”. 63 64 CHINA NAVAL FORCES DEPLOYMENT to control the region TSBD31 Hang Khong mau ham Varyag China’s military purpose is a) to suffocate Vietnam (eliminate her survival Space); b) then annex Vietnam to China; c) later on, to use Vietnam as a stepping stone to take over South East Asia. Submarine 65 66 TAM GIÁC TAM Á, FIERY CROSS REEF FIERY CROSS REEF: và MISCHIEFS HEADQUARTER (1) SUPPLIES FACILITY (2) 67 68 MISSILE LAUNCHING PAD AND PLATFORM OF HELICOPTERS (116 UNDER CONSTRUCTION (5) m x 96 m) (3) MISCHIEFS REEF MILITARY OFFICE (4) HEADQUARTER AND LOGISTIC FACILITY (1) 69 70 PLATFORM AND STORAGE (2) KENNAN REEF CHIGUA BÃI ĈÁ CHIGUA 71 72 SOUTH WEST CAY (SONG TӰ TÂY) ITU ABA or THÁI BÌNH or BA BÌNH Itu Aba, occupied by Taiwan- TSBD 16 1. Itu Aba 2. 1, 150 m long Runway on Taiping Song Tu Tay (SouthWest Cay) 3. Border Marker, BBC Video JOHNSON REEF SOUTH Bãi ĈÁ GIÁC MA Ngѭӡi ViӋtOnLine, 25 tháng 11,2008 73 74 NEW BILL, OLYMPIC 2008 D. CHÚ GIҦI: Nhân dʈp Thɼ Vɪn H͙i Bɬc Kình 2008 -TSBD 37 TSBD 30 Căn cӭ Tam Á. Có 2 phҫn: Phҫn dành cho tҫu ngҫm nguyên tӱ vӟi cӱa vào căn cӭ trong hҫm nҵm sâu phía trong núi. Jane’s Defence 24 tháng 4 năm 2008: Tam Á (Sanya Naval Base) ÿѭӧc gӑi là căn cӭ bí mұt Tam Á, vì tӯ gҫn năm năm qua, TC ÿã xây căn cӭ này mӝt cách bí mұt. Tháng tѭ vӯa qua, Jane’s Intelligence Review có tѭӡng thuұt vӅ căn cӭ này. Giӟi tình báo ÿã phát hiӋn căn cӭҩy, cho biӃt rҵng ӣ bên trong có thӇ chӭa ÿѭӧc 20 tҫu ngҫm nguyên tӱ loҥi 094 thӃ hӋ 2. CNJng cho biӃt rҵng hình ҧnh vӋ tinh cho thҩy có mӝt sӕÿѭӡng hҫm và lӕi vào cho tҫu ngҫm. Loҥi tҫu ngҫm này ÿѭӧc trang bӏ hӓa tiӉn tҫm xa. Mӛi hӓa tiӉn ÿѭӧc trang bӏ nhiӇu ÿҫu ÿҥn nguyên tӱ. Hình ҧnh vӋ tinh vào ÿҫu năm nay ÿã thҩy mӝt chiӃc 094 xuҩt hiӋn tҥi căn cӭ này. TC hiӋn có 5 chiӃc 094. Và Bӝ Quӕc Phòng Mӻ tiên ÿoán rҵng trong vòng 5 năm nӳa TC sӁ có thêm 5 chiӃc. Ngoài ra, theo Tҥp chí The Australian, 20 tháng 4 nҵm 2008: NhiӅu tàu ngҫm cӫa Trung Cӝng có trang bӏ hӓa tiӉn chӕng tàu chiӃn Yingji-8 có thӇ phóng ÿѭӧc cҧ khi ÿang lһn dѭӟi mһt nѭӟc, bҳn hàng không mүu hҥm di chuyӇn trên mһt nѭӟc. Vө chiӃc tàu Song S20, ÿóng ӣ VNJ Hán, có ÿӝng cѫ diesel rҩt im tiӃng cӫa Ĉӭc, khó bӏ khám phá, ÿӝt nhiên xuҩt hiӋn giӳa hҥm ÿӝi Hoa KǤ không xa ÿҧo Okinawa cӫa Nhұt 18 tháng trѭӟc (tháng 4, 2007) cho thҩy khҧ năng cӫa tàu ngҫm Trung Cӝng. Vùng bӇ trѭӟc cӱa căn cӭ sâu 5000 m là nѫi rҩt tӕt cho loҥi tҫu ngҫm này. “Trung Cӝng có thӇÿang chuҭn bӏ và biӃn nѫi ÿây thành nѫi chӭa mӝt phҫn lӟn kho vNJ khí hҥt nhân cӫa hӑ, và thұm chí có thӇ dùng chúng tӯ nѫi này ÿӇ bҳn ÿi.” Phҫn dành cho hàng không mүu hҥm. Phҫn này gӗm 3 cҫu tҫu làm căn cӭ cho hàng không mүu hҥm. Richard Fisher, Jane Intelligence Review, April 24, 2008: TC ÿã hoàn tҩt mӝt bӃn ÿӛ dài 800 mét, ÿӫ rӝng ÿӇ vұn chuyӇn và chҩt lên hàng không mүu hҥm các tên lӱa ÿҥn ÿҥo loҥi phóng ÿi tӯ tàu ngҫm, cNJng nhѭ có khҧ năng sӱa chӳa các tàu lӟn, chuyӇn quân cө nһng cùng quân lính lên hàng không mүu hҥm và các tàu cho các cuӝc hành quân hӛn hӧp thӫy bӝ. TC dӵ trù xây cҧ thҧy là ba cҫu tҫu, giúp cho 6 hàng không mүu hҥm có bӃn ÿұu cùng mӝt lúc, sau khi hai hҥm ÿӝi Nam Hҧi ÿѭӧc thành lұp.. Richard Fisher. Jr., China’s Naval Secrets. Asian Wall Street Journal, May 5th, 2008 Both to protect its SSBNs and to defend China’s growing interest in securing sea lanes to critical resources in distant areas like Africa, the Persian Gulf and Australia, Sanya can be expected to host future Chinese aircraft carrier battle groups and naval amphibious projection groups. Some Chinese sources suggest that the PLA could eventually build four to six aircraft carriers. Căn cӭ này có thӇ tiӃp nhұn 6 hàng không mүu hҥm. HiӋn nay TC ÿang sӱa mӝt hàng không mүu hҥm cӫa Nga ( Kuznetsov), nhѭng trong 4, 5 năm tӟi, hӑ sӁ có 6 chiӃc, tӭc là 2 hҥm ÿӝi hàng không mүu hҥm nҵm trong Nam Hҧi Hҥm Ĉӝi. BBC, 17 tháng 11 2008: ThiӃu tѭӟng TiӅn Lӧi Hoa, Giám Ĉӕc Văn Phòng Ĉӕi Ngoҥi Bӝ Quӕc phòng, nói rҵng nӃu Trung Quӕc có hàng không mүu hҥm thì sӁ không dùng nó ÿӇ vѭѫn ra toàn cҫu. Trong bài trҧ lӡi phӓng vҩn vӟi báo Anh, tӡ Financial Times (FT), Tѭӟng TiӅn nói:"Hҧi quân cӫa bҩt cӭ cѭӡng quӕc nào cNJng có ѭӟc mѫ có mӝt hàng không mүu hҥm.” Nhѭng ông cNJng nói rҵng, hҧi quân các cѭӡng quӕc vӟi hѫn 10 ÿӝi tàu có tàu sân bay là soái hҥm nhҵm các mөc tiêu chiӃn lѭӧc và tiêu chí khác. Còn Trung Quӕc chӍ có mӝt hoһc hai chiӃc là ÿӇ bҧo vӋ bӡ biӇn. "Thұm chí nӃu mӝt ngày chúng tôi có hàng không mүu hҥm, thì khác vӟi nhӳng quӕc gia kia, chúng tôi sӁ không dùng nó vào mөc tiêu toàn cҫu." Trung Cӝng ÿѭӧc cho là ÿã lên kӃ hoҥch ÿһt hàng lҫn lѭӧt tӯ hai hay ba hàng không mүu hҥm trѭӟc năm 2015 vì theo dӵ trù, các tàu này cӫa hӑ nhӓ hѫn các hàng không mүu hҥm loҥi Nimitz khәng lӗ cӫa Hoa KǤ. Trung Cӝng ÿã mua bӕn hàng không mүu hҥm ÿã phӃ thҧi cӫa Australia, Nga và Ukraine. TC ÿang sӱa mӝt chiӃn hҥm trong sӕ này ÿӇ trang bӏ cho Hҥm Ĉӝi BiӇn Xanh. Và có thӇ sӁ hoàn tҩt trong vòng vài năm nӳa. 75 76 -Tҥp chí chuyên vӅ quӕc phòng Jane's Defence Weekly ÿѭa tin vào tháng trѭӟc rҵng Quân Giҧi TSBD 32. Bãi ÿá ngҫm Chӳ Thұp (Fiery Cross Reef) Hình ҧnh vӋ tinh chөp tháng 12/2007 cho thҩy phóng ÿang huҩn luyӋn 50 sinh viên ÿӇ trӣ thành phi công cӫa hҧi quân có khҧ năng ÿiӅu khiӇn phi cѫ ÿây là nѫi ÿһt cѫ sӣ lӟn nhҩt cӫa Quân Ĉӝi TC ӣ vùng quҫn ÿҧo này. TC ÿã có mӝt công trình kiӃn trúc cánh gұp tӯ hàng không mүu hҥm. Trong tháng Ba 2007, mӝt tӡ báo ÿѭӧc Trung Cӝng hұu thuүn tҥi kiên cӕ dài 116 mét, rӝng 96 mét, vӟi mӝt phҫn lӝ thiên hình vuông, mӛi cҥnh dài 34 mét. Kích thѭӟc Hӗng Kông nói TC có thӇ có hàng không mүu hҥm ÿҫu tiên năm 2010. này ÿӫ làm bãi ÿáp cho trӵc thăng Change Z-8, loҥi lӟn nhҩt cӫa Hҧi Quân TC.
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