Letjen Clinton Hinote : AS akan Memutus Pasokan Logistik Inti Jika Beijing Menginvasi Taiwan

Hello Viewers Tuesday August 6 Lieutenant General Samuel Clayton Hynott The U S Air Force Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Integration warned that if Beijing innovates Taiwan The US military will focus on attacks to cut off their main supply lines If the Chinese Communist Party perceives the innovation to Taiwan as one of the most difficult military operations in history Clayton Hynott said at a seminar on the future of air warfare at the Atlantic Council on September 6 that The United States wants to maintain the status quo in the Taiwan Strait We want to see the status quo continue He said that they do not want to see the Chinese military crossing the Taiwan Strait to attack Taiwan or launch missiles at Japan Clayton Hynott emphasized that if Beijing attacks Taiwan The United States will focus on attacks to cut off their main supply lines If the Chinese Communist Party perceives the innovation to Taiwan as one of the most difficult military operations in history We will make it harder for them if they conduct military innovations against our friend Taiwan I hope our potential enemies Communists in China can think further ahead If they feel the difficulty of crossing 90 miles of the Taiwan Strait to fight against Taiwan Let them realize that we will not allow their supply lines to remain open We will do everything possible to stop it and make it one of the most difficult military operations in history On the same day the U S Department of State stated That the sale of American weapons to Taiwan is defensive so Beijing has no reason to react The United States will continue to meet Taiwan's defense needs On September 2 the U S government announced that it would sell 3 weapons systems to Taiwan It is worth about 1.1 billion USD Deputy Spokesperson for the U S Department of State Faden Fathel said Beijing has no reason to react because the nature of this arms sale to Taiwan is for defensive purposes For several decades the United States has long provided weapons that can enhance Taiwan's defense capabilities It not only aligns with Taiwan's relations laws but also with the United States' One-China policy According to this policy the United States will continue to meet Taiwan's defense needs Faden Fathel emphasized that the United States government will continue to act in a responsible manner Wise and firm while maintaining an open line of communication with Beijing It will continue to act in accordance with the government's policies to support Taiwan On the other hand The White House also issued a new response to the sale of weapons to Taiwan on Tuesday September 6 2022 National Security Council White House Deputy John Kirby said in his briefing at the sale of some American weapons to Taiwan is Reflecting the two sides of American assessment to strengthen Taiwan's defense amely first about the current need for Taiwan's defense The second one is about the growing threat from the Chinese Communist Party That's all for today's topic thank you for your attention