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A new situation has emerged in the Sino-US fighting method: US military planes rarely cross the Taiwan Strait

author:Martian phalanx
A new situation has emerged in the Sino-US fighting method: US military planes rarely cross the Taiwan Strait

In the past two years, US warships have frequently broken into the Taiwan Strait, the PLA's military deterrence against Taiwan has also escalated, and some new situations have emerged in Sino-US fighting methods in the Taiwan Strait.

The South China Sea Strategic Situational Awareness Platform released news on November 29 that a P-8A anti-submarine patrol aircraft of the US military took off from the Misawa base in Japan on the same day and returned from the Taiwan Strait after entering the South China Sea. U.S. military aircraft, which previously appeared only in the South China Sea, were rarely detected crossing the Taiwan Strait, suggesting that U.S. military provocations are moving in a more dangerous direction.

Recently, political leaders from a small number of countries, including the United States, have visited Taiwan one after another, constantly touching the mainland's diplomatic bottom line. Under such circumstances, the PLA's deterrence means have also escalated. Not long ago, the opposite shore announced that the J-16D aircraft is close to the airspace southwest of Taiwan, and two days ago, it was announced that the fuel-20 tanker also appeared in the ranks of the group around Taiwan, and the size and specifications of the PLA's fleet are constantly improving.

The FACT THAT THE US MILITARY PLANE CROSSED THE TAIWAN STRAIT AT THIS TIME SHOWS THAT THE PLA'S ACTIONS HAVE MADE WASHINGTON FEEL BAD, AND IN ORDER TO MAKE THE TAIWAN AUTHORITIES "resist," the United States had to risk conflict and also tried to escalate its own actions.

On the surface, the provocative actions of the United States are aggressive and highly proactive, and Chinese mainland soldiers come to cover up the water. In fact, the United States is being led by the nose by the mainland, the initiative in the situation in the Taiwan Strait is in the hands of the mainland, and when and in what way to accomplish the great cause of cross-strait reunification is up to the mainland to decide, and the United States can only stare nervously and speculate wildly about the mainland's thoughts. The Chinese side can play as much as it likes, and the United States can only passively accompany it.

It's not that the Biden administration doesn't want to take rhythm, it's that they actually don't have the ability to do pace. The PLA's gradual improvement of the anti-access/regional denial military system is enough to deter U.S. military adventure attempts; the vast majority of U.S. allies, with the exception of a few anti-China governments, dare not interfere, forcing the United States to go shirtless.

The Biden administration's untrustworthiness in its China policy and its intensification of provocations are precisely the obvious embodiment of the anxiety and helplessness of the Washington elite on the issue of China policy.

On November 29, China Youth Daily published an opinion article saying that China truly controls the fate of its own country, and all challenges will become "growing pains." What the United States fears most is China's development, and time is not on Washington's side. They have realized that again and again again against China, each scene will change, the connotation and meaning of the game are also changing, and their fundamental plan to stop China's development has basically failed.

The sino-US game situation is completely a strategic misjudgment committed by the United States. Trump launched a trade war against China, which resulted in the United States itself being scaled up; Biden continued to launch more ferocious provocations after taking office, and as a result, the pace of China's development did not slow down, but the United States in just a few months, inflation, supply chain crisis, zero yuan purchases everywhere, and then play like this, maybe you can play the situation of "splitting the fifty states of the United States".

The existence of these problems determines that Biden's China policy is very passive. Every U.S. provocation prompts Chinese mainland to respond in a more proactive manner, forcing the United States to continue to raise the level and intensity of its provocations. When the Sino-US game in the Taiwan Strait reaches the critical point of war, what should be the next move? Does Biden dare to "hold back a big move"?

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