Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Cross reef trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Cn published a report saying Fiery Cross Reef had been upgraded to an island.
Fiery Cross Reef, where China has built a 3000 metre runway, is one such feature.
Two helipads, up to 10 satellite communications antennas andone possible radar tower were visible on Fiery Cross Reef.
As the Navy plane approaches Fiery Cross Reef, its cameras catch a line of about 10 vehicles driving up a runway.
The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs reacted immediately to the reports, issuing a statement on the arrival of theboats near the reef also known as Fiery Cross Reef.
As the Navy plane approaches Fiery Cross Reef, its cameras catch a line of about 10 vehicles driving up a runway.
This leads to an important question for experts trying to understand U.S. decisionmaking:why did officials in Washington choose Fiery Cross Reef rather than Mischief Reef? .
Satellite imagery of runway construction at Fiery Cross Reef in the Spratly Islands dated Feb. 6 and March 23 by Airbus Defence and Space.
As of April 17, 2015, the land fill of Subi measured 2.27 square kilometers in area,on a par with the rapidly manufactured island at Fiery Cross Reef, recently assessed as 2.65 square kilometers in area.
Once reclamation works are completed, Fiery Cross Reef alone will be at least two square kilometres in size- as large as all other islands in the Spratlys are combined.
Hong Kong media have reported that China isplanning to build an air base on Fiery Cross Reef, though Yi said he was unaware of any such plans.
Fiery Cross Reef is a man-made island, controlled by China, built on a disputed South China Sea reef, to which Vietnam and the Philippines have competing claims.
US officials estimated that the Chinese construction at Fiery Cross Reef could accommodate an airstrip long enough for most of Beijing's military aircraft.
Fiery Cross Reef is the only land feature in the area that hosts a runway long enough to accommodate bomber aircraft, which suggests that the PLAAF may have intentionally chosen to film the H-6K flying nearby.
Except fora brief visit by a military transport plane to Fiery Cross Reef earlier this year, there is no evidence that Beijing has deployed military aircraft to these outposts.
Later that month, a P-8 surveillance aircraft with a CNN crew on board,was repeatedly warned to“go away quickly” from Fiery Cross Reef, even as it flew beyond 12 nm from the feature.
China's first civilian test flights landed at Fiery Cross Reef at the end of 2015, marking the completion of China's first operational runway in the Spratly Islands.
It appears China has now built an airfield and that this was already visible in April 2015, when the Daily Mail reported that“images showed a paved section of runway505m by 53m on the northeastern side” of Fiery Cross Reef.
Chinese Navy personnel, both on Fiery Cross Reef and on PLAN warships constantly challenge over flights by foreign military aircraft including from the Philippines, AU.S. tralia and the United States.
After patrolling Block 06-01 for nearly a month,the 35111 traveled to the Chinese outpost on Fiery Cross Reef from July 12 to 14, presumably to resupply, before returning to its post near the Hakuryu-5.
Fiery Cross Reef is not just a provocative artificial island project, but soon to be a military base from which the People's Liberation Army and law enforcement can operate ships and planes.
A US military commander in May said the airstrip on Fiery Cross Reef could be operational by year's end, although the June 28 images suggest that could now be sooner.
Fiery Cross Reef is 254.2 nautical miles from the archipelagic baseline of the Philippine island of Palawan and 547.7 nautical miles from the China's baseline point 39(Dongzhou(2)) adjacent to the island of Hainan.
According to a recent report,China had even installed rocket launchers on the disputed Fiery Cross Reef in the SCS, though China claims that the facilities would be limited to defensive requirements.
Flying over Fiery Cross Reef on Friday, a five-story building was visible, as well as a large radar installation, which looked like neatly arranged golf balls on the Navy plane's infrared camera.
Since mid-year, it has built what looks like a second“elephant cage” less than 500 meters west of the first, as well as an array of radomes on the southern end of the outpost that appears similar to, if smaller than,the one on Fiery Cross Reef.
It is unclear whether features like Fiery Cross Reef are rocks or merely low-tide elevations that are submerged at high tide, and after China has so radically transformed them, it may now be impossible to determine their.
Since mid-year, it has built what looks like a second“elephant cage” less than 500 meters west of the first, as well as an array of radomes on the southern end of the outpost that appears similar to, if smaller than,the one on Fiery Cross Reef.
Once the airstrip on Fiery Cross Reef is operational, China could potentially use it as an alternative runway for carrier-based planes, allowing the Chinese military to conduct"sustained operations" with aircraft carriers in the area, the report said.