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Relations between China and the United States have been tense in recent years, whether it is United States military exercises in the South China Sea with the Philippines and other countries, or the issue of imposing high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, United States very hostile to China.
Unexpectedly, a general in India recently claimed that the Chinese People's Liberation Army basically cannot defeat United States, because United States's strength in the Asia-Pacific region is very strong and there are many helpers.
So, why did the India general have such an idea? Is it true that the United States is so strong in the Asia-Pacific region that the Chinese military cannot cope?
India generals say it will be difficult for China to win against the US military
Recently, India Air Force Lieutenant General Anil · Chopra touted the United States, claiming that it would be difficult for China's military to win against the US military because the US military is very powerful in the Asia-Pacific region.
But why does the India general think so? His reasons are as follows:
First, advanced equipment.
The US military presence in the Asia-Pacific region can be said to be very extensive and powerful.
The U.S. military has deployed a large number of weapons in Japan and Korea, such as in Korea, and the U.S. military in South Korea has deployed a large number of weapons, including a large number of ground troops and air forces, such as F-16 fighter jets and A-10 attack aircraft.
These forces have not only strengthened the defense capability of the U.S.-South Korea alliance, but also enhanced the joint combat capability of both sides through regular joint exercises.
As a newly built large-scale base, the Pyeongtaek base is equipped with advanced command and logistics support facilities and can support large-scale ground and air combat operations
Second, sea power and nuclear submarines.
Guam is an important strategic base for the U.S. military in the Asia-Pacific region, particularly Andersen Air Force Base, where B-52, B-1 and B-2 strategic bombers are deployed, which are capable of carrying out long-range strike missions and carrying out saturation attacks on any target in the area.
In addition, Apra Harbor on Guam is an important base for US nuclear submarines, ensuring the underwater combat capability of the US military in the Pacific region.
Third, new military bases and strategic cooperation.
U.S. military deployments in the Philippines are also expanding, and the U.S. military has further strengthened its military presence in the South China Sea through the creation of four new enhanced defense cooperation agreement bases.
Joint exercises and cooperation between the U.S. and Philippine militaries enhance interoperability and the ability to work together to address security challenges in the region.
Fourth, strong logistics and support
Another important advantage of the U.S. military in the Asia-Pacific region is its strong logistics and support capabilities, through military bases and forward deployments throughout the Asia-Pacific region, the U.S. military is able to quickly respond to various contingencies and maintain a continuous combat capability.
For example, the bases in Japan and Guam are not only equipped with advanced logistics support facilities, but also have large-scale maintenance and supply capabilities to ensure the continuous operation of the troops.
Fifth, multinational alliances and coordinated operations
The strength of the U.S. military in the Asia-Pacific region is also due to close cooperation with allies in the region, such as the July 28 meeting between U.S. and Japanese officials to prepare for the establishment of a new "integrated forces command."
Japan officials speculate that this is likely to mean that the US military will include Japan's Self-Defense Forces under its command, although Japan officials have denied this claim, but many people and officials in Japan do not believe this claim.
In addition, the US military often cooperates with Australia and the Philippines to conduct military exercises in the South China Sea, and through joint exercises and regular military cooperation, the US military can achieve efficient coordinated operations with the military forces of these countries.
In the Philippines, cooperation between the U.S. and Philippine militaries has also deepened, with new military bases and joint exercises further enhancing interoperability.
Judging from these contents, the scope of United States's deployment in the Asia-Pacific region is constantly narrowing, and it is precisely for this reason that it is no wonder that the India Air Force Lieutenant General is so arrogant and feels that United States has a lot of helpers in the Asia-Pacific region, and it is difficult for China to fight.
But is it really what he says? Is it true that China is powerless to fight back?
China's strength is unquestionable
Although India boasted a lot about United States, the India official's views were not objective.
In fact, China's political, military, diplomatic and economic strength is growing, and United States' deployment in the Asia-Pacific region is also facing many problems and challenges.
First, China has a lot of friends
The Chinese government has expanded its global influence through the Belt and Road Initiative, establishing close economic and political ties with several countries in Asia, Africa, and Europe.
China has also established solid bilateral and multilateral relations with a number of countries through an active diplomatic strategy.
China has strengthened cooperation with other developing countries through multilateral organizations such as the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and the BRICS.
In addition, China's strategic cooperative partnerships with Russia, Pakistan and other countries also provide strong support for its position in international affairs.
In this way, China has not only strengthened its international standing, but also won a wide range of support and partners around the world.
Second, China's military power is constantly increasing.
In recent years, China has vigorously modernized its military, particularly in the areas of its navy and air force.
The Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy has become one of the largest navies in the world, with several advanced destroyers, frigates and submarines.
China has also deployed a number of aircraft carriers, such as the "Liaoning" and "Shandong", to enhance its combat capabilities in the far seas.
In addition, China's military strength is also very strong, such as the Dongfeng missile weapons are very good at dealing with aircraft carriers, and these weapon systems pose a serious challenge to the superiority of the US military in the Asia-Pacific region.
Third, the US military is facing problems in its deployment in the Asia-Pacific region.
Although the U.S. military has deployed a large number of military forces in the Asia-Pacific region, it also faces many challenges and problems.
In terms of geographical and logistical challenges, the Asia-Pacific region has a complex geographical environment, with numerous and distant islands, which poses a huge challenge to the logistics supply chain of the US military.
If supply lines are attacked or disrupted, it will be difficult for front-line troops to maintain long-term combat capability.
In terms of attitudes and cooperation among countries in the region, although the US military has established close military cooperation with countries such as Japan, Korea, Australia and the Philippines, there is still uncertainty whether these countries will fully support US military operations at a critical moment.
For example, the Philippine side has repeatedly expressed doubts about United States and even proposed to reconsider military cooperation with the US military.
In terms of resource allocation and prioritization within the U.S. military, the United States Department of Defense needs to allocate resources globally.
Other regions, such as the Middle East, Europe, and home defense, also require the attention and resources of the US military, and this competition in resource allocation may lead to military deployments in the Asia-Pacific region not being optimal.
Therefore, although the US military has a significant military advantage in the Asia-Pacific region, China's growing political, military, diplomatic, and economic strength has posed a powerful challenge to the US military's superiority.
At the same time, the deployment of the US military in the Asia-Pacific region also faces problems in many aspects, such as geography, logistics, alliance attitudes, and resource allocation.
Therefore, India's view that the US military is very powerful in the Asia-Pacific region and that the Chinese military cannot cope is not accurate.
China is a powerful big country and does not like to cause trouble, but it cannot stand it United States it has been making things in the Asia-Pacific region to threaten China, but China's strength is not bad, and I believe that United States will not reap any benefits in the Asia-Pacific region.
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