The U.S. military chief said the United States is watching “very, very closely” for signs of a the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) attack on Taiwan.
Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, said, “There’s no indications or warnings of anything imminent at this time. But again, we watch it very, very closely.” He said that Beijing’s decision to attack would be a “political” and policy choice. It is based on the CCP’s assessment of “risk-benefit on the situation situation. He acknowledged that General Secretary Xi Jinping has repeatedly threatened to attack Taiwan by force if necessary.
The statement led to growing anxiety among Taiwanese that the Communist regime would invade the self-governing island, driving locals to participate shooting training actively.
British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss warned Communist China at the G-7 summit in Madrid last week that any attempt to invade Taiwan would be a “catastrophic miscalculation.” She said Beijing risked making the same mistake as Russian President Vladimir Putin, and added: “This is exactly what we saw in the case of Ukraine – a strategic miscalculation by Putin.”
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