In view of the United States' issue against Taiwan, we urgently need to take more forceful countermeasures. According to information released by the US Defense and Security Cooperation Agency on 16 December, the United States** has agreed to provide Taiwan** with a total value of $300 million in a set of command and control computers and related equipment for the entire life of the country. However, Chinese spokesman Wang Wenbin said at a regular press briefing on December 18 that China firmly opposes such a move and will defend the country's sovereignty and territorial integrity in the strongest way. However, past sanctions on Taiwan sales** such as Loma and Raytheon in the United States do not seem to have achieved the desired effect.
Despite this, the US side still insists on going its own way and does not restrain itself. Faced with such a situation, we should tighten sanctions against Iran. However, relying solely on financial penalties does not really hurt them, on the contrary, they may become more unscrupulous over time. Therefore, we need to take a more direct approach. We have sufficient grounds to take more severe countermeasures against US sales to Taiwan in accordance with international law and national laws.
In fact, the United States' action against Taiwan is essentially a kind of action against China, which violates the "Anti-National Law" and the "Three Joint Communiques" between China and the United States. It is worth mentioning that international law is a comprehensive export control system jointly formulated by the United States and seven other Western countries, aiming to prevent the spread of missiles, drones and related technologies carrying large quantities of destructive**. These include ballistic missiles, space launch vehicles, detection rockets, as well as cruise missiles, unmanned aerial vehicles, reconnaissance aircraft, etc. Therefore, we can consider two methods: sea interdiction and land sabotage, both of which have certain reference value.
Maritime interdiction is to intercept and inspect armed cargo ships entering Taiwan's waters through coordinated operations between ** and aircraft, and force them to transport ** to abandon the sea or escort them to our specific anchorage for disposal. Of course, this needs to be based on reliable intelligence. Once we succeed in intercepting the cargo of a U.S. shipper, then these shipping companies may no longer provide them with **. Recently, the Houthis fired ** rockets at an Israeli-linked freighter in the Red Sea region, and whether it was appropriate or not, the results were obvious.
Therefore, we must take more forceful measures to deal with the provocative actions of the United States against Taiwan. Shipping companies, including Europe's four largest shipping companies, have stopped shipping routes across the Red Sea. This is because these shipping companies are more self-interested and choose the faster way of air freight. In contrast, effective interception of aircraft transiting over Taiwan is difficult due to the lack of precise information. Although it is more difficult for airfields in eastern Taiwan to intercept take-off aircraft, the current aviation interception operation is not easy. However, if you need to intercept a cargo ship, it will be much less difficult.
More importantly, it is possible to disrupt the United States** imported into Taiwan in a targeted manner. Although theoretically, the United States sells to Taiwan within the scope of China's suitable attack, but in fact there are two more effective attack methods that can be selected - MQ-9B "Sea Guardian" and "Seahorse". However, both ranges exceed those provided for in the Missile and Technology Control Agreement. In the event of an encounter with a maritime drone, it can be destroyed during its reconnaissance flights using the Thunderbolt-15 (range 200 km) and the Thunderbolt-17 (range 400 km).
In addition, if necessary, long-range ground or surface-to-air missiles can be used to lock them onto airfields near Taiwan to carry out ground and ground-to-air attacks on the "Seahorse." If it is unable to strike at Taiwan from the sea, it will be difficult for the United States to stop attacking Taiwan, but it is only a matter of time.