#WWIII: Report – China Sends Warships to Coast of Syria

Sept. 5, 2013

Paul Joseph Watson

China has reportedly sent warships to the coast of Syria to âobserveâ the actions of US and Russian ships as tensions build in preparation for a potential military strike on Syria which could come as soon as next week.

According to the Russian news outletÂ Telegrafist.org, the Peopleâs Liberation Army dispatched the Jinggangshan amphibious dock landing ship and the vessel was seen passing through the Red Sea towards the Suez Canal, the waterway in Egypt that leads to the Mediterranean Sea and waters off the coast of Israel, Lebanon and Syria.

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According to the report, the ship has not been sent to engage in any aggressive actions but is merely there to âobserveâ the actions of Russian and US warships. However, the Jinggangshan is equipped for combat, is armed with missiles, andÂ was utilized as part of a âshow of forceâÂ in maneuvers aimed at defending the South China Sea earlier this year.

Russian sources have confirmed that the Russian heavy missile cruiser Moskva has been sent to the eastern Mediterranean. China, for its part, is sending its amphibious dock landing warship, the 19,000 metric ton Jinggangshan, a 689-foot-long warship can carry 1,000 soldiers, helicopters, armored fighting vehicles, boats and landing craft. – Vineyardsaker

Russian sources have confirmed that the Russian heavy missile cruiser Moskva has been sent to the eastern Mediterranean. China, for its part, is sending its amphibious dock landing warship, the 19,000 metric ton Jinggangshan, a 689-foot-long warship can carry 1,000 soldiers, helicopters, armored fighting vehicles, boats and landing craft. – Vineyardsaker

The report states that additional PLA warships have also been sent to the region but that their identity is unknown.

Yesterday it was reportedÂ that Russia was sending three more ships â two destroyers and a missile cruiser â to the eastern Mediterranean to bolster its forces which already include three other warships dispatched over the last two weeks.

Earlier this week,Â Russia criticized the United StatesÂ for sending warships close to Syria, with Russian Defense Ministry official Oleg Dogayev remarking, âThe dispatch of ships armed with cruise missiles toward Syriaâs shores has a negative effect on the situation in the region.â

Five U.S. destroyers and an amphibious ship are currently positioned in the eastern Mediterranean awaiting strike orders. TheÂ USS Nimitz and three other warshipsÂ are also stationed in the nearby Red Sea.

In a related story, China today toughened its rhetoric on Syria,Â warning President Barack ObamaÂ that, âMilitary action would have a negative impact on the global economy, especially on the oil price â it will cause a hike in the oil price.â

The Global Times, a newspaper described by Foreign Policy Magazine as âhyper nationalisticâ and an âangry Chinese government mouthpiece, alsoÂ published an editorial yesterdayÂ which slammed Obama for failing to prove that last monthâs chemical weapons attack was the work of the Syrian government, charging that Washingtonâs âgeopolitical interestsâ in the region were behind the military build-up.

The editorial, which also complains of the total lack of media coverage in America concerning reports thatÂ Syrian rebels admitted responsibility for last monthâs chemical weapons attack, accuses the White House of âignoring logic as it beats war drums.â

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The video below shows the Jinggangshan warship in action during an exercise earlier this year.