According to Taiwan media on the 19th, the sea formation led by the PLA Navy's Liaoning Ship once approached Guam waters after entering the Pacific Ocean, but now it has entered the South China Sea.
Taiwan media said that the Liaoning warship and its escort fleet went south through the western Pacific Ocean, approached Guam waters first, then circled the southern waters of the Philippines, and now entered the South China Sea. The Taiwan defense department said that the Taiwan army used joint information monitoring and investigation to "closely grasp the whole process" in response to the relevant developments of the Liaoning ship.
On June 11, according to the news from the Ministry of Unification and Supervision of Staff of the Japanese Defense Ministry, the Liaoning Ship and its maritime formation appeared in the East China Sea on June 10, not far from the Miyako Strait, and then crossed the Miyako Strait into the western Pacific Ocean on June 11. The Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force sent ships and aircraft to track and monitor. It is reported that in addition to the Liaoning ship, the whole formation also includes the 051C missile destroyer Shijiazhuang (Ship 116), 901 ocean going comprehensive supply ship Hulun Lake (Ship 965), 052D missile destroyer Xining (Ship 117), 054A missile frigate Daqing (Ship 576) and Rizhao (Ship 598).