Operation Red Sea

While on patrol in the Red Sea, the Chinese Navy receives an urgent distress signal indicating that local pirates are boarding a cargo ship. This threat endangers the safety of both Chinese passengers and crew members aboard the vessel.

In response to the urgency of the situation, the Navy deploys the 8-member Jiaolong Assault Team as a forward unit. Their mission is to slow down the pirates’ advance to allow heavily armed naval vessels to arrive at the scene.

With the assistance of a helicopter and a skilled sniper, the Jiaolong Assault Team begins engaging the pirates. Their efforts prove effective, as they manage to stabilize the situation while remaining vigilant for the main fleet’s arrival.

During the operation against the pirates, the team's sniper suffers a devastating spinal injury from enemy gunfire. This injury complicates the situation, necessitating a quick replacement for the sniper to maintain their defensive strength.

As the main fleet arrives, the Jiaolong Assault Team receives acclaim for their resilience and effectiveness in handling the crisis. Their bravery under pressure is recognized amidst the chaotic backdrop of piracy.

Due to escalating tensions and instability from a local government along the Red Sea, a decision is made to evacuate Chinese personnel and workers in the region. The situation is exacerbated by threats from local terrorist groups.

Once again, the Jiaolong Assault Team is activated to safely transport Chinese citizens from a dangerous area to naval vessels nearby. This new operation becomes crucial amidst rising threats and urgent safety concerns.

A journalist working in the region discovers intelligence regarding local terrorist factions. They learn of plans to disrupt cooperation with the Chinese by using 'yellow cake' materials to create a dirty bomb.

Facing inadequate support from the local government, the Jiaolong Assault Team executes a risky plan to evacuate civilians 75 miles away using only a jeep convoy. This mission is fraught with danger from the surrounding unrest.

Unfortunately, the convoy soon falls victim to an ambush set up by the terrorists. A mortar attack during the evacuation leads to significant casualties, putting the team’s resolve to the test.

In order to regain control and thwart the terrorists' plans, the Jiaolong Assault Team undertakes an assault on a heavily fortified outpost. This intense confrontation involves about 150 terrorists armed with mechanized artillery and tanks.

Complicating the assault is a highly-trained enemy sniper, who inflicts serious damage to the assault team during their mission. The stakes rise as casualties mount, threatening their objective.

Just when hope seems dim, the newly replaced sniper steps up and proves his mettle by successfully eliminating the enemy sniper. This key victory bolsters the team's morale and enhances their chances of success.

Despite the tragic loss of nearly the entire Jiaolong Assault Team, they succeed in preventing the terrorists from assembling a dirty bomb. They also manage to rescue innocent Chinese hostages, completing their mission against overwhelming odds.

Upon returning to the Chinese fleet, the fallen soldiers of the Jiaolong Assault Team are honored for their remarkable bravery and sacrifice. Their courage in the face of danger leaves a lasting legacy within the Navy.