China’s Military Practice In The South China Sea Intensifies

China’s military practice in the South China Sea intensifies the war-like situation with the US over Taiwan. Beijing has stepped up its military operations in the South China Sea amid growing tensions with the US. The tension has deepened after China’s military launched two sets of military exercises off the country’s east coast.

Quoting the South China Morning Post, Shanghai-based military expert Ni Lexiang said this is a necessary step to include Taiwan in China. He said that the purpose of the drills in the seas is to protect the Chinese army in a war attack. This is a practical step by the Chinese Army.

This type of exercise to threaten the enemy for war

Without naming America and Taiwan, Ni said that this practice of the Chinese Navy is necessary for a strong enemy and a weak enemy. Dio Deming, an associate professor at the National Academy of Development and Strategy at Renmin University, called the practice a routine.

He told China Central Television that this practice is to increase the confidence of the people of China. Such practices are done to threaten the enemy. He said that although these exercises are not done targeting a specific country. It aims at the sovereignty and security of the country. Such practice is to warn the enemy without war.

Important talks between US Defense Secretary and Japan’s Defense Minister

Meanwhile, on Saturday, a number of burning issues were discussed in the meeting of US Secretary of Defense Mark Osho and Japanese Defense Minister Taro Kono. Both leaders reiterated their commitment to maintaining stability in the South China Sea.

On this occasion, US Secretaries Mark and Taro exchanged views for the Indo-Pacific region. The US Secretary also expressed grave concern over China’s National Security Act. It also condemned China’s disastrous move on Taiwan.