US commander warning about the threat caused by China’s military development

According to RCO News Agency, Admiral Samuel Paparo, head of the Hindu-Pacific Command Unit in the US Army, speaking at the annual summit of the Sedona Assembly at the McCain Institute in Arizona claimed that the US military is currently capable of defeating China in any war against Taiwan.

“The United States will overcome the war (with China over Taiwan) in the current situation and with the forces currently in place,” Paparo said in a speech.

Paparo, who was appointed by the Indian-Pacific command in the US military a year ago, claimed that the US military has important advantages over China’s submarine, spatial and space weapons. But he warned that China is building important weapons systems such as warships at a much faster than US speed.

“In fact, our current path to any prominent military element is a bad path,” Paparo said.

He noted that the annual production rate of China’s submarine is 2, while the rate is 1.5 for the United States. It is also the Chinese rate for annual production of warships, while comparing the US rate in this area.

According to the Financial Times, the US military commander has been issued as the Chinese military has expanded its military exercises about Taiwan in recent years, while promoting its army development program.

Admiral John Acillino, who commanded the US Army before Paparo, warned last year that China had laid the strategy of “putting a frog in boiling water”, meaning that it was gradually raising his military degree so that it was too late.

Paparo said the China People’s Liberation Army has exacerbated its activities since he was commander of the US Army and is preparing “all military operations” for the Taiwan issue.

“You have heard the metaphor of putting the frog in boiling water,” he said. This water boils quickly. “

Paparo continued that the Chinese army is practicing a variety of maneuvers, including the capture of one of the small islands of Taiwan to the siege of it and attacking it.

“They are changing the breadth and depth of their exercises, which I saw last year, and this has kidnapped my sleep,” he said.

Paparo said the Chinese army is on the one hand intensifying its activities in more parts of the Pacific.

He said that in February last February, Chinese army warships launched bullets near the southeastern coast of Australia and circumvent the country for the first time.

“They are expanding their feet and gradually becoming a global force,” he added.

Paparo also said that Admiral Aquailino gave him advice when he delivered the command chair, who was likely to fight China at Taiwan during the Paparo command.

“This may happen to you,” he said.

Not long ago, the US intelligence sector claimed that Chinese President Xi Jinping ordered his country’s military to gain the necessary capabilities to be able to attack Taiwan by year 5, but notes that this does not mean that China wants to attack that year.

“This is not the date of the operation but the date of preparation for the operation,” Paparo said.

“The Chinese army has so far achieved some of its goals set for Year 2, including its missile forces, its satellite network needed to operational intelligence assets, surveillance and identify,” he said.

He said that China is making its decision to take military action on the basis of several factors, including military readiness, its assumptions about Taiwan’s ability to repel attack and “the ability, will, and probability of allies to Taiwan.”

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