"In a hypothetical future scenario, the U.S. and China are poised to clash - likely over Taiwan.
The democratic Republic of China, commonly called Taiwan - which America backs and the communist People’s Republic of China considers part of its territory - frequently irritates Chinese leaders with calls for greater independence from the mainland. But while the American military mulls its options, Chinese missiles hit runways, fuel lines, barracks and supply depots at U.S. Air Force bases in Japan and South Korea. Long-range warheads destroy American satellites, crippling Air Force surveillance and communication networks. A nuclear fireball erupts high above the Pacific Ocean, ionizing the atmosphere and scrambling radars and radio feeds.
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"In a hypothetical future scenario, the U.S. and China are poised to clash - likely over Taiwan.
The democratic Republic of China, commonly called Taiwan - which America backs and the communist People’s Republic of China considers part of its territory - frequently irritates Chinese leaders with calls for greater independence from the mainland. But while the American military mulls its options, Chinese missiles hit runways, fuel lines, barracks and supply depots at U.S. Air Force bases in Japan and South Korea. Long-range warheads destroy American satellites, crippling Air Force surveillance and communication networks. A nuclear fireball erupts high above the Pacific Ocean, ionizing the atmosphere and scrambling radars and radio feeds.
This is China’s anti-U.S. sucker punch strategy."
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