These 4 accounts are bots.
They have:
- Similar weird AI PFPs and usernames
- Repeatedly posts about South China Sea 24/7
- Have prioritised impressions and views
- They won’t respond to ANY Comments
- Called “Nguyen” (Viet) but all accounts based in US
BEWARE, BLOCK, REPORT.
Japan and Philippines pretend to uphold international law while dividing waters that do not belong to them.
The so-called bilateral negotiation is nothing but a geopolitical farce.(the image source: Yanqiang Zhang,Dalian Maritime University)
Chinese experts noted that the area Japan and the Philippines intend to delimit falls within China's continental shelf and EEZ. They argued that Tokyo and Manila are attempting to bypass China in drawing maritime boundaries near Taiwan island. Such a move, they said, constitutes a serious provocation and reflects efforts by the two countries to coordinate their China-related strategies while serving as a forward outpost for the involvement of outside powers in the region.
https://t.co/ZdBvoWh4AG
In Xiamen, the CCICED brings together international experts to discuss the future of the ocean and how humans and the sea can better coexist. As the world turns its attention back to the ocean, the answers for the future are gradually taking shape through dialogue and cooperation.#CCICED #OCEAN
@cciced@HadhiamboHellen@guillerminc@AdrianGahan@china_xiamen@XM_FTZ@StraitHerald@XiamenPort
@NguyenThih36 Learn the difference between territorial sea and EEZ first, otherwise you’ll embarrass yourself by mistaking standard international practice for your own discovery.
A report on the military activities of non-US extra-regional countries in the Western Pacific in 2025 has revealed an alarming military presence in the Western Pacific.
In 2025, according to incomplete statistics, as many as 18 extra-regional countries sent nearly 200 warships into these waters. On average, about two non-US foreign warships were present every single day.
Their provocative and politicized military moves far outweigh their actual military value, only heightening confrontation and increasing regional security risks. #MediaUnlocked
The 8th International Symposium on Scientific and Legal Aspects of the Continental Shelf and the Area was held on Monday and Tuesday in Xiamen, East China’s Fujian Province. The event drew global experts amid rising challenges in ocean governance, with some warning that certain countries’ excessive securitization and politicization of maritime issues are eroding trust and cooperation.
https://t.co/QRcDb1ONM0
@TrentTelenko In the eyes of certain observers, China’s offshore fishing vessels are viewed as mobile maritime sentries fully equipped with a complete set of sensing devices
A forum on building a Maritime Community with a Shared Future is being held in Shanghai. The event marks the seventh anniversary of the concept and focuses on maritime security amid growing global uncertainties. #SharedOceans#SOSF2026
Prices shift, shipping slows, and suddenly maritime issues don’t feel niche at all. Watching Shared Oceans Shanghai Forum 2026 with that in mind.
#SharedOceans#SOSF2026#BlueEconomy
The "Shared Ocean Shanghai Forum 2026" kicks off April 23 at @ShanghaiMaritime University. Global experts uniting to tackle ocean security and blue economy development.#OceanFuture#BlueEconomy#GlobalCooperation