China Defends Pilots After Accusation They Gave Canadians the Middle Finger

[beijingwalker]

China Defends Pilots After Accusation They Gave Canadians the Middle Finger​

6/14/22 AT 10:24 AM EDT

China stood by the actions of its air force pilots on Monday after Ottawa's top defense official repeated Canada's concerns about risky interceptions in the East China Sea.

Mid-air intercepts of Canadian aircraft by Chinese fighter jets were "very concerning and unprofessional," Anita Anand, Canada's defense minister, said at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore over the weekend. Her American counterpart, Lloyd Austin, also backed Ottawa's concerns in his address at Asia's premier defense forum.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin responded to Anand's comments by accusing the Canadian military of flying "thousands of miles to harass China at its doorstep." The official said Canadian aircraft "approached China's territorial airspace" to engage in "provocations at close distance."

Earlier this month, Canada said aircrews in slow-moving CP-140 surveillance aircraft were conducting U.N.-sanctioned operations off North Korea between April and May when they encountered Chinese fighter pilots. A report by Global News said some intercepts happened at between 20 to 100 feet—close enough to "see them raising their middle fingers" at Canadian pilots.

Canadian aircrews "felt sufficiently at risk that they had to quickly modify their own flight path in order to increase separation and avoid a potential collision with the intercepting aircraft," according to its June 1 statement, which noted the interactions were "well-documented."

Last week, the Chinese Defense Ministry accused Ottawa of conducting close-in reconnaissance under the pretext of enforcing U.N. sanctions.

Wang said Chinese pilots "exercised maximum restraint the entire time and handled the situation in a professional and safe manner, preventing further escalation of the incident."

Austin, who also met his Chinese counterpart while in Singapore, noted "an alarming increase in the number of unsafe aerial intercepts and confrontations at sea by PLA aircraft and vessels," referring to the People's Liberation Army.

"In February, a PLA Navy ship directed a laser at an Australian P-8 maritime patrol aircraft, seriously endangering everyone on board. And in the past few weeks, PLA fighters have conducted a series of dangerous intercepts of allied aircraft operating lawfully in the East China and the South China seas. Now, this should worry us all," he said.

The intercept in the South China Sea was recently confirmed by Defense Minister Richard Marles of Australia, who said an Australian P-8 maritime patrol aircraft was met by a Chinese J-16 fighter, which "cut across the nose" of the slower surveillance plane and "released a bundle of chaff" that was ingested into its engine.

The incident took place in international airspace, Canberra said. China argues the P-8 was approaching the disputed Paracel Islands.

China Defends Pilots After Accusation They Gave Canadians the Middle Finger

Canada and Australia have reported unprofessional behavior by Chinese pilots in recent weeks.

www.newsweek.com

 

[Beast]

And those clowns think China cant send patrol aircraft to patrol your border shore? Just we didint do it , doesnt mean we can't.

And these clown send plane right on our border despite 10000km away from China and even got cheek to claim we are the aggressor.

 

[gambit]

And those clowns think China cant send patrol aircraft to patrol your border shore? Just we didint do it , doesnt mean we can't.

And these clown send plane right on our border despite 10000km away from China and even got cheek to claim we are the aggressor.

No. Just unprofessional pilots.

 

[beijingwalker]

No. Just unprofessional pilots.

professional pilots know how to run away

 

[MajesticPug]

No. Just unprofessional pilots.

The Chinese pilot just thought it's cool to copy the American pilots during the Cold War. If you think sticking up a finger and aggressive manuevers are unprofessional, then both the American and Soviet pilots were. Those were just individual actions. But what do you think the American military calling one of their operations in SCS '**** 81'? Professional? Because it referenced Chinese commemorating August 1st the birth of Chinese military?

 

[beijingwalker]

The Chinese pilot just thought it's cool to copy the American pilots during the Cold War. If you think sticking up a finger and aggressive manuevers are unprofessional, then both the American and Soviet pilots were. Those were just individual actions. But what do you think the American military calling one of their operations in SCS '**** 81'? Professional? Because it referenced Chinese commemorating August 1st the birth of Chinese military?

The scene is like a tiger is playfully circling a sitting duck, poor Canadian pilots..

 

[Beast]

The Chinese pilot just thought it's cool to copy the American pilots during the Cold War. If you think sticking up a finger and aggressive manuevers are unprofessional, then both the American and Soviet pilots were. Those were just individual actions. But what do you think the American military calling one of their operations in SCS '**** 81'? Professional? Because it referenced Chinese commemorating August 1st the birth of Chinese military?

Who say Chinese pilot give western middle finger? The lying western media? And you believe their narration of dangerous move and action?

No. Just unprofessional pilots.

Of cos liar will find every attempt to smear the professional.
If a high ranking officer like Collin Powell can lied of washing powder or Mr Pompeo. What can u expect from other lower ranking?

Didnt US president Trump say of US fake media?

 

[waz]

China Defends Pilots After Accusation They Gave Canadians the Middle Finger​

6/14/22 AT 10:24 AM EDT

China stood by the actions of its air force pilots on Monday after Ottawa's top defense official repeated Canada's concerns about risky interceptions in the East China Sea.

Mid-air intercepts of Canadian aircraft by Chinese fighter jets were "very concerning and unprofessional," Anita Anand, Canada's defense minister, said at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore over the weekend. Her American counterpart, Lloyd Austin, also backed Ottawa's concerns in his address at Asia's premier defense forum.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin responded to Anand's comments by accusing the Canadian military of flying "thousands of miles to harass China at its doorstep." The official said Canadian aircraft "approached China's territorial airspace" to engage in "provocations at close distance."

Earlier this month, Canada said aircrews in slow-moving CP-140 surveillance aircraft were conducting U.N.-sanctioned operations off North Korea between April and May when they encountered Chinese fighter pilots. A report by Global News said some intercepts happened at between 20 to 100 feet—close enough to "see them raising their middle fingers" at Canadian pilots.

Canadian aircrews "felt sufficiently at risk that they had to quickly modify their own flight path in order to increase separation and avoid a potential collision with the intercepting aircraft," according to its June 1 statement, which noted the interactions were "well-documented."

Last week, the Chinese Defense Ministry accused Ottawa of conducting close-in reconnaissance under the pretext of enforcing U.N. sanctions.

Wang said Chinese pilots "exercised maximum restraint the entire time and handled the situation in a professional and safe manner, preventing further escalation of the incident."

Austin, who also met his Chinese counterpart while in Singapore, noted "an alarming increase in the number of unsafe aerial intercepts and confrontations at sea by PLA aircraft and vessels," referring to the People's Liberation Army.

"In February, a PLA Navy ship directed a laser at an Australian P-8 maritime patrol aircraft, seriously endangering everyone on board. And in the past few weeks, PLA fighters have conducted a series of dangerous intercepts of allied aircraft operating lawfully in the East China and the South China seas. Now, this should worry us all," he said.

The intercept in the South China Sea was recently confirmed by Defense Minister Richard Marles of Australia, who said an Australian P-8 maritime patrol aircraft was met by a Chinese J-16 fighter, which "cut across the nose" of the slower surveillance plane and "released a bundle of chaff" that was ingested into its engine.

The incident took place in international airspace, Canberra said. China argues the P-8 was approaching the disputed Paracel Islands.

China Defends Pilots After Accusation They Gave Canadians the Middle Finger

Canada and Australia have reported unprofessional behavior by Chinese pilots in recent weeks.

www.newsweek.com

Learn from the best of the best;

 

[ARMalik]

Chinese Pilots should have shown TWO MIDDLE FINGERS not one.

 

[khansaheeb]

China Defends Pilots After Accusation They Gave Canadians the Middle Finger​

6/14/22 AT 10:24 AM EDT

China stood by the actions of its air force pilots on Monday after Ottawa's top defense official repeated Canada's concerns about risky interceptions in the East China Sea.

Mid-air intercepts of Canadian aircraft by Chinese fighter jets were "very concerning and unprofessional," Anita Anand, Canada's defense minister, said at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore over the weekend. Her American counterpart, Lloyd Austin, also backed Ottawa's concerns in his address at Asia's premier defense forum.

China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin responded to Anand's comments by accusing the Canadian military of flying "thousands of miles to harass China at its doorstep." The official said Canadian aircraft "approached China's territorial airspace" to engage in "provocations at close distance."

Earlier this month, Canada said aircrews in slow-moving CP-140 surveillance aircraft were conducting U.N.-sanctioned operations off North Korea between April and May when they encountered Chinese fighter pilots. A report by Global News said some intercepts happened at between 20 to 100 feet—close enough to "see them raising their middle fingers" at Canadian pilots.

Canadian aircrews "felt sufficiently at risk that they had to quickly modify their own flight path in order to increase separation and avoid a potential collision with the intercepting aircraft," according to its June 1 statement, which noted the interactions were "well-documented."

Last week, the Chinese Defense Ministry accused Ottawa of conducting close-in reconnaissance under the pretext of enforcing U.N. sanctions.

Wang said Chinese pilots "exercised maximum restraint the entire time and handled the situation in a professional and safe manner, preventing further escalation of the incident."

Austin, who also met his Chinese counterpart while in Singapore, noted "an alarming increase in the number of unsafe aerial intercepts and confrontations at sea by PLA aircraft and vessels," referring to the People's Liberation Army.

"In February, a PLA Navy ship directed a laser at an Australian P-8 maritime patrol aircraft, seriously endangering everyone on board. And in the past few weeks, PLA fighters have conducted a series of dangerous intercepts of allied aircraft operating lawfully in the East China and the South China seas. Now, this should worry us all," he said.

The intercept in the South China Sea was recently confirmed by Defense Minister Richard Marles of Australia, who said an Australian P-8 maritime patrol aircraft was met by a Chinese J-16 fighter, which "cut across the nose" of the slower surveillance plane and "released a bundle of chaff" that was ingested into its engine.

The incident took place in international airspace, Canberra said. China argues the P-8 was approaching the disputed Paracel Islands.

China Defends Pilots After Accusation They Gave Canadians the Middle Finger

Canada and Australia have reported unprofessional behavior by Chinese pilots in recent weeks.

www.newsweek.com

Here is a replay of the Chinese middle finger to the Canadians:-

 

[redtom]

When an enemy accuses you of being unprofessional, he means you are doing a good job.

 

[Madni Bappa]

It's essentially European White race vs the world now. They won't shy away from starting another world war if that's what it takes. Ultimate plan is Israel sole supreme power on Earth and gathering place for all the European White race.

 

[DF41]

Enough of pussyfooting around.

No middle fingers next time, or any fingers.

Any plane or ship that did not obtain prior approval from China and found in or approaching China air and sea space be locked on in targeting radar.

And warned any further movement into China air /sea space be treated as hostile action and Chinese missile will come

AND ANY FUTURE SUCH INTRUSIONS INTO CHINA SEA /AIR SPACE WILL NOT HAVE WARNINGS AFTER TARGETING RADAR LOCKED ON

CONSEQUENCES BE ON OFFENDING NATIONS.

 

[mike2000 is back]

It's essentially European White race vs the world now. They won't shy away from starting another world war if that's what it takes. Ultimate plan is Israel sole supreme power on Earth and gathering place for all the European White race.

 

[Metal 0-1]

And those clowns think China cant send patrol aircraft to patrol your border shore? Just we didint do it , doesnt mean we can't.

And these clown send plane right on our border despite 10000km away from China and even got cheek to claim we are the aggressor.

iirc a Chinese clown intercepting a US Navy P-3C orion crashed his aircraft while showing off.

And got medal for it.

And you guys scalped the already damaged aircraft.