The CCP’s Ambition Is Evident By Its Military Bases Around The World

On January 7, according to independent intelligence and local media reports, Communist China is in the process of establishing a “gateway” to Antarctica by building a port that can serve as a naval base at Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. It is known that Communist China has been conducting behind-the-scenes operations to pressure Argentina for permission the establishment of the naval base, which will bring Communist China closer to Antarctica and allow it to control the passage between the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans. Communist China has already established many military installations in the Solomon Islands, African countries, and near the Strait of Hormuz. In East Asia, the CCP is the main driving force behind the Kim dynasty of North Korea. In the Middle East, many weapons and defense equipment of the Iranian National Guard come from Communist China. According to Mr. Miles Guo, the founder of the New Federal State of China, the CCP has replaced the US as the primary provider of national defense to Saudi Arabia. This is the most direct challenge to the US’s security cooperation with the region. The CCP’s military presence in the Pacific in the Solomon Islands directly threatens Australia. In Africa, many countries have also been bought by Communist China. The so-called “security companies” stationed in those countries are no more than the CCP’s People’s Liberation Army. In the Russia-Ukraine war, the CCP has been an important financier and weapon provider for Russia to launch military aggression. Communist China currently has three operating bases overseas. The most prominent is in Djibouti, East Africa, the first overseas naval base established by the CCP in 2017. Then, there is the Ream Naval Base in Cambodia, which acts as an essential point for the CCP in Southeast Asia. The base in Tajikistan is in the Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region, which shares borders with Communist China and Afghanistan, as it allows Communist China to exert its influence in Central Asia. While these are visible military bases, Communist China’s military infiltration is global, and the Chinese Communist Party’s ambition to dominate the world is clear.