U.S. allies in the Pacific Ocean are working together with us in preparation for war as China expands its aggression toward other nations.
a House committee that if any direct action by China resulted in the death of a Filipino service member, then the“That would put our policy decision-makers in a place that would require really tough choices,” Aquilino said.
This observation was brought up at the meeting because Chinese coastal guards have grown accustomed to harassing Filipino ships with high-powered water cannons. The most recent assaults have been on ships attempting to resupply forces at Ayungin Shoal. So far, this has resulted in the injuries of seven Filipino navy personnel.the latter poses. Manila has been working with Vietnam to strengthen its maritime defenses.
In response, the United States has been working to strengthen coordination between American and Filipino forces. Japan, the other powerhouse and strongest American ally in the region, plans tofor American defense. Taiwan’s geographic location is the bridge between East and Southeast Asia, and conquering it divides the coalition in two and gives Beijing a direct path to American island territories in the Pacific.
In preparation for an invasion that Beijing assures the world is inevitable, the coalition has been improving Taiwanese capabilities. American special forces trainers have been sent toAmerica should continue to stand strong as a rallying point for its Pacific friends, who are already trying to work together to check the rising power and aggression of China.
China needs to learn that it is not allowed to mess with American allies, or it will cost them dearly.
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