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During the battle, the Vietnamese fleet detected two more Chinese warships rushing to the area. China later acknowledged these were the Hainan-Class submarine chasers #281 and #282. Despite South Vietnamese reports that at least one of their ships had been struck by a missile, the Chinese insisted what the Vietnamese saw were rocket-propelled grenades fired by the crew of #389 and that no missile-capable ships were present. The reason the Chinese ships closed in was because they had no missiles. The South Vietnamese fleet also received warnings that U.S. Navyradar had detected additional Chinese guided missile frigates and jet fighters on their way from Hainan. South Vietnam requested assistance from the U.S. Seventh Fleet, but the request was denied.
In 1974,US just stood by and didn't even offer a helping hand to a treaty bound ally South Vietnam, and now you expect they spill their blood for Communist Vietnam, dream on,man.
In a naval battle ,Taiwan can hurt China a bit and bring some damage to the Chinese navy. but Vietnam is just a sitting duck, if a sea battle breaks out between China and Vietnam, it won't be a battle, it can only be a massacre. like what happened in 1974 and 1988.
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