US defence secretary sees no imminent invasion of Taiwan by China
US authorities are working to re-establish open communications with their Chinese military counterparts to ensure stability in the region, US Secretary of Defence Lloyd J.Austin said in an interview with CNN. — Reuters pic
Sunday, 02 Oct 2022 11:17 PM MYT
WASHINGTON, Oct 2 — US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said today he sees no imminent invasion of Taiwan by China but what US officials observe is China trying to establish a new normal with its military activities around the island.
US authorities are working to re-establish open communications with their Chinese military counterparts to ensure stability in the region, Austin said in an interview with CNN. — Reuters
Sunday, 02 Oct 2022 11:17 PM MYT
WASHINGTON, Oct 2 — US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said today he sees no imminent invasion of Taiwan by China but what US officials observe is China trying to establish a new normal with its military activities around the island.
US authorities are working to re-establish open communications with their Chinese military counterparts to ensure stability in the region, Austin said in an interview with CNN. — Reuters
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kt comments:
One can't invade one's own country lah!
Nevertheless, Tiongkok does not have control iver a single inch of Taiwan soil ... so an attempt by Tiongkok to take over Taiwan by force is by definition an invasion.
ReplyDeleteWakakakaka…
Delete"does not have control iver a single inch of Taiwan soil"
!!??
Wow… do u need ANY other control over yr own backyard to call it yr property?
Ooop… how about economic control?
If China have disbanded The cross-Straits Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement (ECFA), Taiwan would be in ginancial dire strait long long time ago.
Yet Taiwan benefits billions of US dollar from an agreement that China can easily discontinues.
What takes?
But a care of the well-being of the Taiwanese, blurred & katak included.
That's a benevolent control that mfer, like u, wouldn't & couldn't understand!