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Multiple sources report that Chinese Navy patrol vessels and aircraft believed to belong to the Far Eastern Independent States Alliance (FEISA) engaged in a brief exchange of fire in the East China Sea in the early hours of today. This engagement occurred shortly after China began large-scale military exercises in the area, following accusations that FEISA was involved in an attack on a People's Public Security Force base in the mountainous region of Guizhou Province. The Chinese Central Bureau for Ideological Purity issued a strong statement condemning the incident as a “clear act of provocation by FEISA and a grave infringement on China’s territorial sovereignty.” The Bureau suggested that this engagement is part of an ongoing “ideological contamination” campaign linked to the previous small airborne object attack in Guizhou, indicating a severe protest against FEISA and hinting at resolute countermeasures. Meanwhile, while the FEISA Tokyo government has not issued an official comment on the matter, anonymous sources claim that “China’s military exercises unilaterally threaten regional stability, and FEISA has the right to take self-defense measures,” suggesting that no unidentified aircraft violated Chinese airspace. In the wake of this incident, military tensions around the East China Sea have reached an extreme level, and the international community is deeply concerned about further clashes between the two powers.