China released a video of what a bombing of Taiwan would look like

After announcing that the military maneuvers operation against taiwanwhich included an alleged “air blockade”, China released a video showing what the bombardment of the island would be like. It is an animation that the Eastern Theater Command of the local People’s Liberation Army (PLA) would have published on its social networks and that the official Chinese television channels took up.

In the video, which lasts about 47 seconds, the regime sample how the units would be formed before an official call and there are images of the exercises carried out in these last three days, which includes the mobilization of planes, boats and vehicles for an alleged air, land and sea attack.

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At the end of the war propaganda an animation is shown with a simulation of what a missile bombardment from their territory and warships against Taiwan would look like.

The military exercises carried out by the Chinese government were in response to Beijing’s meeting last week in California between the president of taiwanTsai Ing-wen, with the speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Kevin McCarthy.

The PLA said in a statement that the exercise “fully tested the integrated joint combat capability of multiple sectors of the army under combat conditions.” During the maneuvers, Beijing simulated targeted attacks against Taiwan as well as the siege of the island, including its “sealing”, and state media reported that dozens of planes had practiced an “air blockade”. One of the two Chinese aircraft carriers, the “Shandong”, also participated.

USAwho had repeatedly asked China moderation, sent today the missile destroyer “USS Milius” through contested sectors of the South China Sea. “This freedom of navigation operation respected the rights, freedoms and legitimate uses of the sea,” the US Navy said in a statement, explaining that the ship had passed near the Spratly Islands, an archipelago claimed by China, Taiwan, the Philippines, Vietnam , Malaysia and Brunei and located about 1300 kilometers from Taiwan.

With information from agencies

Source: Elcomercio

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