CCP demands the U.S. immediately cancel it’s arm sale to Taiwan despite it’s leaked invasion plan

On July 15th, the Pentagon said that the State Department had approved a new round of arms sale to Taiwan worth an estimated $108 million, including spare and repair parts for tanks and combat vehicles as well as military technical assistance. This is the Biden Administration’s 5th arms sales to the island nation since he took office.

At the same time, Miles Guo announced on July 17th that the internal fellow fighter of the Chinese Whistleblower Movement risked his life to deliver the CCP’s top-secret military intelligence and the NFSC decided to offer a gift to Taiwan, Japan, the U.S. and Europe for the sake of world peace by exposing CCP’s long-established military strategic deployment, in which the detailed information of the CCP’s command center for the potential invasion of Taiwan were among the first batch being revealed.

Irritated by the thorough exposé somehow, the spokesman of the CCP’s defense ministry blustered and warned the U.S. on July 18th, calling for Washington to immediately cancel its latest arms sale to Taiwan and cut off its military ties with Taipei. Otherwise, the CCP’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) would take all necessary measures to respond to the U.S’s actions.

Whether the CCP is actually capable of responding to the military sale remains unknown, but it is undoubtedly that this is just the beginning of a series of counterattack against the CCP from the New Federal State of China.