America is preparing for a potential war against China, but this time it does not intend to fight alone.
In a move that reveals growing American fears of a military confrontation with the Chinese dragon, the Financial Times revealed that the U.S. Department of Defense has officially requested Japan and Australia to clarify their final position on the possibility of military participation alongside Washington in the event of a war against China over Taiwan.
🇨🇳 China has been preparing for years
China considers Taiwan an integral part of its territory and does not hide its intention to reclaim the island, by force if necessary. According to intelligence reports, the Chinese military conducts regular military drills simulating an invasion of Taiwan and is enhancing its naval and aerial capabilities in the South China Sea.
🇺🇸 Washington knows the strength of China and fears facing it alone
The United States recognizes that China is not like Russia, and confronting it means entering a war with a military and economic power that has been preparing for this scenario for years. For this reason, America is afraid of fighting this war alone and knows that losing Taiwan means a strategic blow to its Asian security and global influence.
Washington has already begun to move to secure a solid military alliance and seeks to rally the international stance before the major confrontation occurs.
📍 It is not just a military war... but an economic one too
A potential war between two nuclear powers like the U.S. and China will not be confined to the military field only, but will hit the global economy at its core. Asia will ignite, global supply chains will be paralyzed, and financial markets will collapse.
This is not just speculation; it is a geopolitical shock that has already begun, when Washington sent clear messages to its allies:
«Will we not fight alone? Who is with us? And who will just watch?»
⚠️ The Taiwan battle is not local; it is the beginning of a complete change in the global order, showing that the world is heading towards a new alignment that will divide it into two camps.
