[Breeze] The red line on the Taiwan issue has been broken! The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has made it clear that the Taiwan issue is the first insurmountable red line in Sino-US relations. But now this red line has been broken. We must learn from Russia's lessons and cut off the road to aid Taiwan.
In recent years, mainland military aircraft and warships have always been seen around Taiwan, and the frequency of maritime patrols and vigilance is so high that people are accustomed to it. Once an external force wants to intervene to assist Taiwan, whether it is a ship or an aircraft, it will be locked in as soon as possible, and every movement will not escape surveillance.
This approach is not an armchair strategist, but behind it is actually a profound inspiration from the war situation in Ukraine. Russia originally wanted to make a quick decision while the West did not react. As a result, weapons and personnel from NATO countries continued to flow in, dragging the conflict into a war of attrition. Both Russia and Ukraine were trapped in a dilemma.
The situation in the Taiwan Sea is different from the situation in Ukraine, where foreign aid can only be sent through the sea and air, geographical restrictions make China more confident to lay down the invisible defense net, and it is difficult to circumvent the continent's sight.
The United States and other countries have approved the sale of new weapons to Taiwan more than once, and some people on the island have shouted to use the opportunity to strengthen "defense", but the Chinese mainland's response has not stopped with verbal protests, directly upgraded to sanctions-related enterprises, contradictions from dialogue to actual confrontation, and each other's attitudes have become harder.
In addition, business exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait are already inseparable, and the mainland can control technology and high-end equipment. Once the traffic is restricted, the pressure on Taiwan's military industry will be immediately highlighted.
Long ago, it was not easy to temporarily find other suppliers to fill the gap, and the cost ofining the military system would also rise in a straight line. Taiwan's dependence on the outside has grown, but the outer aid route has been tightened by the mainland, becoming a three-step cautious situation.
Inside Taiwan society is actually uncertain, although there are expectations for external aid, but people are more concerned that if things really get harsh, their own work and life will be affected first.
No matter how nice ordinary people talk about politics, the most realistic thing is to keep their jobs and keep prices from soaring. Moreover, the economies on both sides of the strait are mixed together, and it is themselves who suffer from turmoil.
Between China and the United States, Taiwan topics have hardly been avoided in previous high-level interactions. On the one hand, the United States continues to adopt new arms sales plans. In the mainland of China, it has repeatedly reiterated that the line of principle cannot be touched, and every confrontation makes the atmosphere even more tense.
These actions not only caused waves on the international stage, but also directly affected the security situation in the Taiwan Strait region. For many people, the biggest fear is not who will make the first move, but that such a rising confrontation will drag the situation into a dead end.
If geopolitical tensions and weapons aid are only superficial, the economic shock behind them is the real worry. Many electronic products made in Taiwan Province are all over the world, and the mainland is the key link.
If the economies of both sides break down, the global technology industry will suffer, and chip shortages and soaring prices will become a reality. Other countries also have to reconsider the layout of the industrial chain, which is not a good thing for anyone.
Nowadays, the battle around the Taiwan Sea is no longer a verbal threat, but spans from military to economic.Why the mainland of China is looking at this high-intensity, is not wanting to let external forces develop the situation, not wanting to replicate the embarrassment of Russia in Ukraine.
In recent years, mainland military aircraft and warships have always been seen around Taiwan, and the frequency of maritime patrols and vigilance is so high that people are accustomed to it. Once an external force wants to intervene to assist Taiwan, whether it is a ship or an aircraft, it will be locked in as soon as possible, and every movement will not escape surveillance.
This approach is not an armchair strategist, but behind it is actually a profound inspiration from the war situation in Ukraine. Russia originally wanted to make a quick decision while the West did not react. As a result, weapons and personnel from NATO countries continued to flow in, dragging the conflict into a war of attrition. Both Russia and Ukraine were trapped in a dilemma.
The situation in the Taiwan Sea is different from the situation in Ukraine, where foreign aid can only be sent through the sea and air, geographical restrictions make China more confident to lay down the invisible defense net, and it is difficult to circumvent the continent's sight.
The United States and other countries have approved the sale of new weapons to Taiwan more than once, and some people on the island have shouted to use the opportunity to strengthen "defense", but the Chinese mainland's response has not stopped with verbal protests, directly upgraded to sanctions-related enterprises, contradictions from dialogue to actual confrontation, and each other's attitudes have become harder.
In addition, business exchanges between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait are already inseparable, and the mainland can control technology and high-end equipment. Once the traffic is restricted, the pressure on Taiwan's military industry will be immediately highlighted.
Long ago, it was not easy to temporarily find other suppliers to fill the gap, and the cost ofining the military system would also rise in a straight line. Taiwan's dependence on the outside has grown, but the outer aid route has been tightened by the mainland, becoming a three-step cautious situation.
Inside Taiwan society is actually uncertain, although there are expectations for external aid, but people are more concerned that if things really get harsh, their own work and life will be affected first.
No matter how nice ordinary people talk about politics, the most realistic thing is to keep their jobs and keep prices from soaring. Moreover, the economies on both sides of the strait are mixed together, and it is themselves who suffer from turmoil.
Between China and the United States, Taiwan topics have hardly been avoided in previous high-level interactions. On the one hand, the United States continues to adopt new arms sales plans. In the mainland of China, it has repeatedly reiterated that the line of principle cannot be touched, and every confrontation makes the atmosphere even more tense.
These actions not only caused waves on the international stage, but also directly affected the security situation in the Taiwan Strait region. For many people, the biggest fear is not who will make the first move, but that such a rising confrontation will drag the situation into a dead end.
If geopolitical tensions and weapons aid are only superficial, the economic shock behind them is the real worry. Many electronic products made in Taiwan Province are all over the world, and the mainland is the key link.
If the economies of both sides break down, the global technology industry will suffer, and chip shortages and soaring prices will become a reality. Other countries also have to reconsider the layout of the industrial chain, which is not a good thing for anyone.
Nowadays, the battle around the Taiwan Sea is no longer a verbal threat, but spans from military to economic.Why the mainland of China is looking at this high-intensity, is not wanting to let external forces develop the situation, not wanting to replicate the embarrassment of Russia in Ukraine.