China's Humiliation - Why Invasion of Taiwan Is Now Impossible!
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- China's military might is unraveling - from purges in the Rocket Force to faulty missiles filled with water instead of fuel. Watch now as we look at why an invasion of Taiwan may no longer be a viable option for China.
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Lets hope this doesn't age poorly
that doesnt happen here on youtube
@@CEILINGDESK_FAN😂😂😂
Don't jinx it 😂
Winnie the pooh is about to.
@@CEILINGDESK_FAN You clearly haven't been on youtube long enough
Invasion of Taiwan is not a thing.
The real question is how to liberate West Taiwan from the CCP.
East and west Taiwan together will be the biggest power in the world and Asia, are you sure you what that to happen?
hope they do so they can combat the western way of life. Shouldnt be imposing it into the asian culture
@@creazytinrNobody is imposing anything on the people of Asia in fact if you look into it Japan requested more U.S troops same with the Philippines Taiwan would have been asking for years south Korea is constantly saying they need more troops lately. The cost of protection is learning new things from new people get over it
true
One day, the Republic of China will liberate their homeland.
Even if China did invade Taiwan, the chances of TSMC's factors being intact are SO low.
TSMC would be a smoking hole.
Even if they do manage to reach the tsmc facilities, the US would already emptied them or destroy it so they don't fall in the wrong hands, though the US is already building those facilities here in US soil
They're building a new one in the Arizona desert.
i wouldn't be surprised to find out TSMC's factories are rigged to blow.
@JaimeGarcia-nk2qv TSMC is building factories in the USA but not the cutting edge processes
I lived in China from 2004 to 2015. Corruption is endemic in China, particularly with government officials who see those jobs as ways to make a lot of money. Not from salaries, which are actually quite low, but from bribery and corruption. The problem is that nearly all officials are corrupt to some extent, so corruption in China is almost impossible to weed out.
The fact is, 10 years ago, neither the US nor EU were in the decline they are today. 10years later, China is still moving forward steadily.
@@WellSalt-Studio no, china is in deep trouble now, just a matter of time before china goes into a Soviet style collapse.
@@WellSalt-StudioChina is facing a massive generational decline because of their one-child policy. Not to mention, over 20% of China's younger population is unemployed and completely unmotivated. I'd say they're in much worse shape than the US or EU.
@@Mega_DP China's economy collapsed 30 years ago and has continued to collapse until now.
Are you a "big dog" robot? Can you do what normal people do? Did too much water pour into your head, causing the CPU to short-circuit?
@@Mega_DP 20% is a CCP lie, numbers are believed to be closer to 50% or more
An amphibious invasion is historically incredibly difficult. An amphibious invasion against a prepared opponent who is also supported by the US military. Lol, good luck.
Trust me, the chinese army are NOT willing to sacrifice themselves as a pawn for xinnie the fool.
and doesn't Taiwan have mountain bases to protect against missile strikes.
Taiwan happen to sit on a big moat. There's no way for China to load their ships with troops without no one knowing about it.
Maybe they gradually blockade?
@@gvibration1 naa they can't pull that off to many of there ships will be sunk on top of them being unrelable and everything is in doubt to the point that they can't conduct external operations at all. and internal ones are iffy at best.
Unfortunately facts don't always make their way to authoritarian leaders in a huge line of yes men officials.
*PRC's logistics capability is not even near Ruxxia's.. this is gonna be a mess, always remember that logistics is the main key to win a war. That's roughly 160km of open sea and air.. good luck.*
Western analysts give the CCP a lot of free information by all the waxing lyrical about CCP "weaknesses" over the years. It would really be better if we didn't talk about them quite so much and stopped giving them so many ideas for improvement given that all the things they've sorted out in the last two decades have been responses to western analysts helping them out with free consulting explaining what the deficits are all so western citizens can worry a little less.
@@CuttuttlefishTrue. You're right. But the right and freedom of speech and expression is more important and continues to contend well with time.
So we'll suck it up and keep moving.
@@Cuttuttlefish good luck flying and sailing 160km of open sea without getting shot by multiple missiles from different countries.. different flavors, enjoy.
@@Cuttuttlefish or its also a chess move... smoke screen. the stats being reported are just what were all privy to but the true capabilities, US would not disclose that loosely...so we can all keep having a discourse and speculate keeping everyone busy while they work behind the scenes unbothered
@@pacificbrass3385what different countries? Who else besides the USA?
Wishful thinking, we have all discovered with Ukraine as an example that common sense may not be so common with authoritarian regimes.
Yes but they can learn from others mistakes. Si is not and idiot.
Not sure how much I trust this report. Modern missiles use solid-fuel. Even China has been phasing out liquid fuelled missiles since the 90s.
If you think "water filled ICBMs" aren't an intentional misdirection by the same people that wrote both The Art of War & the literal manual on "unconventional" warfare, then I've got a bridge for sale and I'll give you a great deal for it.
@@illcomplywithguncontrolone6149 How much my good sir? 😂
Ya either believe in the rocket farce lead by corruption or not, but they did say solid
”With water added" is a commonly-used Chinese metaphor to mean that it has been meddled with to result in low quality. But the thing here is that if the situation is literally having rocket fuel replaced with water, then it is easy to fix. But if it has been low quality theoughout then it could be unfixable.
@@kaihuchen5468 someone reported water leaking from some ICBMs. aside from this report it makes no sense to put water into an ICBM, do you agree?
The translation of "water in the missiles" is wrong. The literal translation was for an idiom for rampant corruption within the Rocket Force.
So is there anything in the missiles and if so what? Also do the launch doors still not work?
I for one see nothing wrong with water in the missiles. When I was a child we had plastic pressurized water missile toys that would launch at least a few feet. Scaled up to china sized missiles, I'm sure they could reach a mile away into Taiwan. 🤪😜 I'm just joking incase you can't tell.
@@specialed6357problem is they'll be fixing the problems with corruption. then again if their stuff is tofu quality maybe it won't matter
The water in missiles is such a tired and inaccurate thing. The corruption is there and they WERE selling fuel off for profits but they werent literally pumping water back into the missiles
@specialed6357 my understanding of the "water in the missiles" is a reference to their missiles using sub-optimal, cheaper rocket fuel in order for the officials to pocket the difference. Missiles are kept empty until it's time to load them, due to the highly caustic nature of the fuel.
I have seen different interpretations of this report, and I am glad someone else has pointed out that translating exactly what is happening is problematic. I really think the content creators should have added some nuance instead of running with the literal report of "water" being used instead of rocket fuel. Aside from the possibility that this was lost in translation the majority of liquid fueled rockets have been phased out of the Chinese military, so that should have been another indicator that one should not accept this verbatim. Nonetheless, the greater claim that the CCP military is rife with corruption is probably valid.
From what I understand the "water" was a bad translation. They did a literal translation but it was an idiom referring to the corruption.
Taiwan victorious
Logistical nightmare for China.
China's Second Century of Humiliation.🤭
nope it's going to be soon western humiliation.. they are being overtaken by China, soon by India, they can't no longer sanction countries (no effect on Russia, no effect on China, no more effect on Iran...), their support to Ukraine has become a joke, their support to Israel has been a real critic, and western countries have started to be kicked out from Middle east, Africa... and they doing everything they can to avoid this lost, even going to war.. can you imagine, they want to extend NATO (Atlantic) to the Indo pacific.. what a joke.. they humiliate themselves 😂😂😂. And still after so many sanction, western countries can't stop and trying to put even more sanction, and don't even see that they sanction us... it's terrible.
Would never happen. Stop dreaming.
It already is @@josephlau9585
What are the odds that Taiwan wouldn’t have their own version of the Iron dome?
Yep, food for thought.
Unleash the sun - Ghost of Gen. MacArthur
Our military has been focused on the wars in Israel and the Ukraine, but we also have task forces in the Pacific Ocean as well. China has been building more ships, planes, missiles, and drones. China keeps threatening Taiwan with constant harassment with large numbers of planes and ships. We have seen our military building up treaties with other countries in the same area of Taiwan. Such a battle over Taiwan with China would be significant, because our country buys a lot of computer chips that are made in Taiwan. Pray for peace, but World War III could come at any time.
Maybe they just want us to think their rockets are full of water... 🤷♂️
This rocket with water rumor has long been debunked because rockets are defueled when in storage.
The Chinese didn't float this information to us, it was obtained by multiple intelligence agencies.
The Philippines is very near Taiwan and even parts of Mainland China that are close to Taiwan.
Mid-range missiles and drones launched from the northern part of the Philippines can hit Chinese ships and even fighter/bomber planes in the Taiwan Straits that are heading towards Taiwan.
Add to that US planes launched from the Philippines.
The decision of Philippine President Marcos Jr to move closer to the US and allow the US access to more bases in the Philippines makes any Chinese invasion of Taiwan extremely difficult and costly if Marcos Jr allows the US to utilize bases and areas in the Philippines in case China invades Taiwan.
It was the deathknell for the Chinese attack on Taiwan. It's why China was trying so hard to cozy up to Duterte.
Why not just establish US military bases in TW. Using TW as the next Ukraine?
Why is it that Winnie the Pooh so slim bruh??! WTF 😅🤪🖕
From what I've been made to understand, the term "Filled with Water" is a colloquialism about quality, not a literal statement.
It would be nice if those missile had water in them. However, rocket fuel is very corrosive, and the missile would need to be launched soon after fuel is put in it. That's why most rockets or missiles are stored with fuel use a solid fuel, not liquid. So, if you add fuel and don't use the missile, you need to drain it, change the gaskets, O-rings, and fuel lines.
As in Russia, corruption exists from top to bottom. If the state can't give it's a people a way to honestly advance those same people will do whatever it takes - especially if the citizens see everyone else doing the same thing.
true but can corruption be from bottom to top?
Seriously - what would the point be of putting water in the rockets if you are stealing the fuel?
I imagine that the idea would be to add some kind of weighted liquid so the rockets sensors wouldn’t alert to being empty. But that being said, many comments are saying that the water in the rockets is a hoax , mistranslation or exaggeration. I wouldn’t know , merely postulating
I think this might go down like in some games where you can’t let your enemies die or you’ll be next. If China gets into trouble with the US or Japan I don’t think Russia or North Korea will stay back.
Please provide links to the reports and/or sources in your videos
his brother friend's uncle heard it from his neighborhood poker night, i believe the source
remember d day across only the channel,took how long to prepare?
This makes me think war is more likely. We know that Russia's military is not what the world thought is was and if China is truly in the same situation as Russia that means the the US military has the largest advantage it has ever had in modern history. If the US believes that war is inevitable its hard to argue that now is not the best time to go to war.
downvotes = CCCP shills crying in a corner
Kek
CCCP was the initials used for the old Soviet Union In Russian. For the Chinese Communist Party is CCP.
Why CCP felt humiliated when they are shameless...?
I had to stop at 4:50. Most rockets are not fueled until they are prepared for launch. The fuel is highly corrosive and would destroy the rockets if left in them
leaving this so we can come back to 10 years. hopefully this doesn't age like fine milk.
Most county use solid fuels
They skim and cut corners on everything , I mean EVERYTHING !
Solid fuel rockets which is the kind of fuel used in nuclear ground missiles don't use liquid fuel and can't be replaced with water.
As much as I wish this were true the whole water filled rockets thing has been debunked. As most of the missiles in question are solid fuel types and aren't fueled until ready for use.
Thats what she said
I hope you are right!
... He's 💯% NOT correct. 🤣🤣 SOLID fuel is....SOLID. it's LITERALLY In the missiles 24/7 365. I'm in the Air Force and WORK with our Minuteman ICBM's. We DEFINITELY use solid fuel and we DEFINITELY have them fueled 24 fecking 7❕❕ The creators of this channel are like 90% of civvies- Will believe ANYTHING your government tells you and ANY news report. No ACTUAL research done just speculation, copying what they hear/see on TV, make up and completely ignorant to our and other countries capabilities. It's 🆒 nobody expects anything more, we don't blame them. They need to please stop 🛑🚫🖐🏾 repeating everything they hear and see?
Sincerely yours: Deputy missile combat crew commander (DMCCC)- M. Brown
Water instead of fuel?
The Chinese just went to the far side of the moon and brought back samples... it's amazing what the Chinese can do with water.
Dear God, no wonder the Americans are in a decline...
Storing liquid fuel in the rockets is a very unlikely scenario as these volatile solutions would be hard on the rocket parts. Most missiles of this type are fueled right before launch for this reason. Solid fuel has no liquid fuel, obviously. One theory is that the fuel tanks were tested with water to validate their sealing upon initially assembly and that it's really a testiment to the poor quality control measures that the water is left in the tanks.
One day we will say "this video didn't age well"
wait but there's fuel just sitting in these rockets and missiles waiting for them to be used? Isn't rocket fuel like corrosive? I highly doubt there's just fuel sitting in these tanks waiting to be used.
0:02 why is Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan shown as part of China lol
Let's find out.
Water bro you expect me to believe that?
Taiwan produces an overwhelming share of the high-end computer chips that are needed to run modern economies. The US, Korea and Japan can also produce these, but not in the volume and price point that Taiwan can. This is not a "head knowledge" issue, it involves having and being able to use the equipment needed to produce the chips, which is why we see the US and other nations putting priority on increasing domestic production of these chips. If I were an official in Taiwan, I would make sure that the CCP was informed the ability to produce these chips would be completely destroyed once it became apparent that the CCP would be successful in an invasion. In the past, the CCP has not been able to produce the high-end chips, although there are rumors, they may have recently had a breakthrough that corrects that problem. That still doesn't eliminate the volume issue, though, and an economy like China's that is dependent on exports using these chips, could face serious problems if Taiwan's production is no longer available.
Given how China has tanked its own economies, I wouldn't bet on them being able to keep the high end chip factories running in five years' time even if they captured them completely intact.
on top of the embargo etc. and it is this issue of taiwan producing chips at such mesures for the world over is it's own security asset to get the rest of the world to back them up. even with the others providing there own domestic production taiwan still has the edge.
They will attack and it will be devastating for our indo-pacific bases
This hard to believe even if any country uses rocket fuel they would not keep the rocket filled with fuel till there ready to launch them
Ummm, yes they would. How would they maintain missile readiness if the fuel isn't kept in the rocket? It takes quite a while to put the fuel in, solid or liquid.
Solid fuel is inert and is what America uses in our icbm
You can't store a rocket for long periods on liquid fuel, even hyperbolic fuel.
Liquid fuel (hydrazine) is too corrosive to a missile to fuel much in advance of use. The US has moved to solid fuels, however fueling a missile only took several minutes.
Why don’t somebody asked the Nazis why they didn’t invade Britain
Should China decide to invade Taiwan, it's likely to take a page from the Ukraine war: meat wave attacks forever and ever. The big problem with that idea though is they'll likely run out of ships and boats to do so before they can secure the island. This is also why Ukraine has been so important to everybody: a robust defense along with the determination of a people to be free against an adversary much larger than it, has shown that it's possible. Along of course with all the weaponry they've been provided.
And Taiwan is equally as determined to be and remain free. Taiwan would appear to be taking a page from Iwo Jima from WW2: launch attacks from mountainous bunkers and bases all over the island. And Taiwan hasn't just been sitting back: they have robust defenses already in place - and they've been learning the value of drones from Ukraine - and guess who makes the best chips in the world for the best militaries in the world, indeed in the private sector too? Once the ships to transport troops are all destroyed, then a human war of attrition is on Taiwan's side.
As at least one other commenter has noted, one of the reasons China wants Taiwan: it's chip factories - has I believe, _zero_ chance of remaining intact should they invade. Even if they should succeed, it would be a pyrrhic victory. And it's one thing to take something - quite another to keep it. While I do think the U.S. would intervene, another scenario is that we might do it in a way that crushes China economically. The U.S. can blockade the _oceans_ from China. We only need to starve China from critical goods for maybe 6 months before China would lose the capability not only to wage any kind of war or occupation of Taiwan, but even to supply its own citizenry with critical goods and services. We also might attack their currency in a way it could not deal with. Such as getting allies to refuse to take Chinese currency (what little is accepted now), plus knowing the U.S. would turn away any shipping from anybody anywhere on the high seas.
The U.S. has secured the world's oceans for unmolested travel since just after WW2. It would not take much for us as the great enabler of that system to become the great _dis_abler of that same system. We are the one nation in the world that can do that. China cannot project their power beyond regionally. They have very little in the way of a blue-water Navy. China has a pretty impressive regional Navy for sure - but they lack enough troop carriers. Even if they had enough initially, they would lose them pretty rapidly. China's currently moribund import/export model for goods would collapse completely, probably within 6 months.
China would run out of oil to prosecute the war. Here's a site that shows where China imports its oil from. Here are two sites to consider:
www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=61843#:
sites.tufts.edu/gis/files/2013/02/Brutlag_Daniel.pdf
You will see that China imports much of her oil by ocean waterways. Even from Russia. We might tell Russia they'll have to sell to others: China's off the table for now. This assumes that Ukraine doesn't continue to damage Russia's oil infrastructure to the point what's left, Russia will need for itself for its _own_ war.
Does Xi understand all this? Short answer: we don't know what he actually does know at this point: he keeps shooting the messengers. I share our USAF military commander's concern that Xi might attack anyway in 2025. The U.S. is closing the window to any serious ability for China to prosecute such a war. If China's going to try it, it would have to be soon.
How do you call gaining back renegade territory ' invasion'!!!!
@@josephlau9585 You have it backwards. It was the Communists that were the renegades at the time. The Qing dynasty annexed the island in 1683 - but didn't ask the native Taiwanese what they thought about it.
So if force is your metric for Chinese claim of the island, the Kuomintang evolving into the current government have that claim.
Finally - 77% of the Taiwanese themselves wish to remain independent or at least as they are. Clearly you don't think they have that right, but others disagree with you.
Had the CCP taken a different tack, especially recently, with their other SE Asian neighbors, the situation might have turned out differently, but what they're doing in the S. China Sea is absurd and provocative. How else did you expect them to respond?
On a related subject, China has a much stronger claim to the territory Russia took from her in the 19th century. And that is significant and important land, tactically and strategically. A CCP decision to retake that territory would put the U.S. and allies in a real quandary. It's not as if we would suddenly decide to come in on Russia's side with the Ukraine war running. You have a much stronger legal claim there.
But trying to take Taiwan? That is a lose/lose for everyone. Should China actually manage to take and hold Taiwan, you can be sure TSMC and other chip manufacturing buildings would be rubble before that.
Check back in 10 years on that statement. It is just a matter of time.
Fortunately, in ten years the aging demographic of China means they will be in a very weak position to deal with a full-scale wall.
Xi don't have 10 years. He want to conquer taiwan in his lifetime.
Poorly edited. Far too long. Too much speculation and too few facts.
How many bobblehead cartoon channels do you have?! 😂
We should help eachother, we shouldn’t make fun of eachother. Think of this planet like an ark
A fine patriotic piece, pumping up national confidence. This is long on inferences and argument, resting on thin reeds of fact. :(
Most liquid fueled rockets dont get fueled till before their launch.. so this report is likely exaggerated
Never underestimate your enemies.
Thank you . ( 2024 / May / 17 )
China does not have the naval lift for transporting troops, tanks & artillery. Using Civilian Merchant ships won't work either. Japan, Australia, USA, & UK have committed to defending Taiwan! there are few invadable beach's on Taiwan & they are on the Eastern side of the Island not on the Western side facing China
This shit is like a movie. Wait , thats where they get the stuff to make movies... scary
Funny. Wait until next year.
Russia told world that its second biggest and best army in the world...and world believed it also...look where is that second best army lol
You think that's bad, you should see the supposed best world military the U.S. LOL
Really... Do they have the funding to spend for such a period of time?... Are they brave enough to face the consequences?.. Such a dream anyway it's free...
Just saying American icbm not use liquid fuel.
It's not stable over long periods like solid rocket motors.
We should have never acknowledged it. Now they are going to correct this.
The CCP are the ones who "leaked" this to the public.
Missiles are not filled with liquid fuel until they prepare them for launch. So.. the report the missiles are full of water was "click bate". Remember you are watching TH-cam.
Any invasion of Taiwan would be disastrous, and massively costly, for China. even if they do manage to bombard the defenses into submission, as stated they would still need to get troops onto the island, troops that won't run at the first sign of resistance, especially. its not just the rocket force division that's a mess in China, its the whole military. the corruption is ridiculous throughout, think military commanders stealing, literally, possibly a month of output of a mine, i mean the actual product was stollen, and sold on the black market, just for a start.
If you think "water filled ICBMs" aren't an intentional misdirection by the same people that wrote both The Art of War & the literal manual on "unconventional" warfare, then I've got a bridge for sale and I'll give you a great deal for it.
Nobody noticing some pretty odd borders?
They're not even having enough babies to replace themselves. They can't risk losing bodies
Like a bad Bruce Lee Movie
An A for story telling.
It was easy for China to invade and annex Tibet because It didn't have a modern military. That is not the case with Taiwan.
..why does the PRC cover Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan? lol 0:02
So the title is clickbate
Point well noted.. but much of it was repeating the same thing again in different ways.. should have been a 10 min video.. not 20 mins.
China could have an army twice the size of all other armies combined - how are they going to get it over the 100 mile wide Taiwan strait ? Answer: THEY'RE NOT. And china's navy ? Couldn't fight it's way out of a wet paper bag where it comes up to the US Navy. Their carriers are a joke. Only 2 can go to sea & they carry half as many planes as any 1 of our Nimitz class carriers.
if they need fuel...they look no further than russia...which has plenty of that....this is why....you will never see china not cooperate with russia...no matter how many times the west wishes china to just nevermind russia and do business with them....
Than there is the US Navy and their blockades that will have something to say about it lol they have a better logistical way of finding fuel in Pakistan
Oil will be a problem for China once the war starts. And there's nothing China can do about it. As for Russia, they won't be helping anyone once Ukraine takes back Crimea.
There's simply too many countries against China in this war for them to do anything to assist their navy and air force.
Long live Taiwan, the world has their back.
I think the US focused on China until they found another opportunity for weapons sales in other areas, like the middle east... again.
Chronosphere iron curtain nanoswarm hive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
“掺水”是弄虚作假的意思，不是字面意思
I call bull shit.
China has one of the top 5 space programs.
You really expect me to believe than can pit a man in orbit, and still not be able to launch a icbm. Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂
Russia couldn't take ukraine either. Hmm
Just want to know if China is going to collapse itself and so corrupts and weak militarily? Why bother sending the best men and military hardwares circling China for what?
It could be a misinformation campaign. However, I don’t think it is.
I believe Russia would have water in their rockets before China would😂
Of all the crazy leaders of authoritarian countries I consider Xi to be the most stable of the group.
The thing about the water instead of fuel wouldn't be right any way, missiles are kept empty until launch due to corrosion, when the count down starts for launch fuel is rapidly pumped in and if the launch is called off the tanks are emptied and cleaned to prevent damage due to corrosion.
Plus the translations have also been proven wrong with the Chinese word for water being similar to others.
All in all the people in charge of the missiles would have to be dummer than preschoolers to put water in missiles that have not been prepped for launch.
China won't do it now that Russia got the powerful countries on alert. They've missed their opportunity
China will not attack with missles, but a mass force of soldiers to keep the infrastructure, which is what he really wants. Racist as it is, Americans won't be able to tell Chinese from Taiwanese without a patch on its shoulder. Remember Vietnam?
How do you think the PLA troops are going to get to Taiwan? It is going to take between 500,000 to 2,000,000 troops to take the island, depending on which estimate you read, and moving that many troops to ports to board ships, and moving the ships needed to transport these troops to these ports, is going to be visible to all from space. There will be no "surprise attack" like the Japanese did at Pearl Harbor. No, my guess is that the PLA will pound Taiwan with missiles in an attempt to knock out as many of the defenses as they can, because otherwise, Taiwan will sink a significant number of the transport ships trying to reach the island, and in the very likely event that the US and Japan (and probably others) get involved, there is a very real risk that none of these ships will make it through. BTW, I was in the Air Force during Vietnam, although never made it there. I remember Vietnam well, and there is no comparison to the situation here.
Ah yess, the “million man swim” strategy
@@alexanderdgray funny, but true
That's not racist
First, because of the treacherous waters around Taiwan, an amphibious assault is almost impossible except for a few months out of the year. Second, it's 100 miles from mainland China to Taiwan. If China launched a fleet of warships, it would be detected instantly, giving Taiwan plenty of time to call its allies for help. Fighter jets from Japan and the Philippines could be in Taiwan long before the fleet arrived.
You talk about the troops using solid missile fuel to cook, while saying the missiles are filled with water. Technically liquid fuel is not interchangeable with solid fuel. Deception is a intelligence tactic 🤦🏻♂️
USA+NATO could never do as much damage to CN as Mao did. They already fought W3, against themselves, and will likely never recover.
They will try. Probably in 2027.
they are just depleting alliance ammunation with other country's war
Chronosphere iron curtain nanoswarm hive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the SABURAIN GRAND ROYAL ARMADA will rule the fucking seas
I think the rocket fuel story is a deliberate maskirovka - a deliberate piece of misinformation. You don't leave rocket fuel sitting in a missile anyway. Hot pot? please!
i bet china got alot of ghost soldiers on paper, they had water in their rockets and the fuel sold on the black market 😂
One think actualy taiwan has only araund 160km of cost that can be land on rest is up 100 m high ridges
TAGAL NMAN.....MAGKAALAMAN N......
Crap tofu buildings and vehicles and military weapons