EP026：China's Debris Pattern - How Rocket Debris is Used for Gray-Zone Operation againt Philippines

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【Video Summary】 A review of the PhilSA's reports reveals a growing trend of Chinese Long March rockets routinely discharging debris in the waters surrounding the Philippines. Geographic statistics and launch schedules show that Beijing is systematically planning landing zones in the airspace and waters near the Philippines, and this institutionalized operation accelerated significantly in 2025. Compared to South Korea's single, land-delayed launch paths, China's frequent and diverse model tests reflect its use of gray areas to externalize aerospace risks. This behavior not only increases the risks to navigation safety and geopolitical friction but also attempts to transform controversial dropping zone arrangements into established facts. Ultimately, this evidence warns regional countries that they must confront this strategy of continuously expanding influence and testing sovereign boundaries through aerospace missions. 【Key Takeaways】 • China's institutionalized operational model for rocket debris dropping zones • A qualitative change in 2025 reveals its entry into a phase of accelerated expansion • The geopolitical implications of such gray-zone operation 【Related Links】 • Original Video：This a remake by NotebookLM of https://youtu.be/WRcnhwgx5AI • Sources：All information based on PhilSA's reports at https://philsa.gov.ph/ as of Dec 23, 2025, noted that China had two more launches after that (8A on Dec 26 & 7A on Dec 31)

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