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A detachment of warships of the naval forces of the Northern Fleet of the PLA, consisting of: a destroyer (EM) with guided missile weapons (URO) “Lhasa” (b.n. 102) Type 055 from the 1 destroyer brigade, EM URO “Chengdu” (b 120) Type 052D from the 10th Destroyer Brigade, Dongpinghu ship resupply transport (n.n. 902) Type 903,…
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The PLA released a video of an amphibious landing and an exercise to seize the islands with the participation of marines and special forces on the eve of the celebration of the 73rd anniversary of the naval forces. At least 12 ZTD-05 amphibious assault vehicles of the Marine Corps performed maneuvers to strike at a…
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NPR | Guardian China’s ambassador to the U.S. warns of ‘military conflict’ over Taiwan | 28-01-22— “China’s ambassador to the United States issued a warning Thursday: The U.S. could face “military conflict” with China over the future status of Taiwan (but not during the Olympics – an inconvenience) From one foe to the next –…
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We started reaching out to them in 2016. We spoke at conferences about their issues starting in Prague 2017. In fact, Trend Micro was in the audience (along with a Russian group). Trend Micro took advantage of our talk and started working to get some of this corrected (ICS Cert), unbeknownst to us. We posted…
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PLA special operations forces (SOF) would likely play important supporting roles in an amphibiousassault on Taiwan. Their capabilities and training are geared towards several missions undertaken during the preparatory and main assault phases of the landing, including infiltration via specialmission craft and helicopter, reconnaissance and targeting, obstacle clearance, strikes and raids, and extraction missions. While…
Ten Chinese combat aircraft (one PLO, one AWACS and eight J-16 fighters) entered the Taiwan air defense zone today.
“A Chinese bomber entered Taiwan’s air defense identification zone (ADIZ) on Thursday afternoon (Aug. 20), marking the seventh intrusion this month. A People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) Xian H-6 strategic bomber flew into the southwestern corner of Taiwan’s ADIZ from the south, according to the Ministry of National Defense (MND). In response, Taiwan sent…
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