The U.S. Navy is expanding its presence in the South China Sea, building new refueling and logistics hubs in the Philippines to challenge China’s growing maritime influence. As tensions escalate, aircraft carriers, spy ships, and destroyers from both sides are now operating in contested waters. This video breaks down the latest naval deployments, secret interceptions, and Russia’s simultaneous global military drills that are opening multiple fronts for the U.S. military.Discover how the USS Carl Vinson’s arrival, Philippine Coast Guard confrontations, and new American bases signal a long-term strategy in the Indo-Pacific. Could the South China Sea become the next global flashpoint?