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US-PRC-ROC | April 11th-30th | Reports-(CLOSED)

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This is the “Don’t try anything” projection of force. Lots of submarines probably stalking about down there too… Enough to very temporarily deal with a problem, but not without very severe losses. This combined with US defense contractors being banned from China, tells me war is becoming...
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Other documents in the trove detail a number of disclosures about Chinese spying and military modernization, including intelligence that revealed the existence of additional Chinese spy balloons and an assessment that Taiwan is ill-prepared to prevent early Chinese air superiority during an invasion.
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Aircraft Carriers Will Be Defeated By Chinese Missiles

Washington Post reporter @JoshRogin tells @GlennBeck that the Pentagon's leaked documents reveal China's hypersonic glide missiles defeat our aircraft carriers and missile defense systems: "We spent thirty years building aircraft carriers and missile defense, and the Chinese built a missile for...
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Spooked by the threat that China might invade Taiwan, the US wants to cut its dependence on the island’s world-beating microchips. Officials in Taipei believe the Biden administration is going too far.

In quiet conversations and back-channel warnings, Taiwanese officials have urged their American counterparts to tone down their rhetoric about the dangers of relying on chips made by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.

The officials are particularly unhappy with Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo, who has called US dependence on Taiwanese chips “untenable” and “unsafe.” They were also uneasy with remarks by a top Republican lawmaker, Michael McCaul, during a recent trip to Taipei. He said Taiwan’s semiconductor industry is a strategic asset that’s “very vulnerable to invasion.”

Pressed on Taiwan’s concerns, a Commerce Department official, who asked not to be identified per agency policy, said the US will continue to work with allies including Taiwan to diversify and strengthen supply chains. That includes through increased investment and trade with Taipei, the official added.

In some ways, officials say, Taiwan’s government is a victim of its own success. Support for the island is now firmly bipartisan in Washington, with Republicans and Democrats accusing Beijing of a plan to have its military ready to forcibly take Taiwan as early as 2027.
 

As Fears of Chinese Invasion Grow, Lawmakers Push for More Military Training for Taiwan:​

As Congress heightens its support for Taiwan amid fears that China could invade in the next few years, calls are growing for more U.S. military training for the island's forces.

Last year's defense policy bill required the Pentagon and State Department to collaborate on creating a "comprehensive training program" to enhance interoperability between the U.S.
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As Fears of Chinese Invasion Grow, Lawmakers Push for More Military Training for Taiwan

Direct U.S. military support for Taiwan is typically kept quiet to avoid angering China.
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