Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines as a U.S.-enabled barrier for denying China sea access.
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first island chain
Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines as a U.S.-enabled barrier for denying China sea access.
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He interprets first-island-chain denial as an embargo strategy that can block China's access to the Strait of Malacca and force Chinese obedience.
He argues that America is militarizing the first island chain and using Indonesia, Japan, Australia, and other partners to embargo rather than destroy China.
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"...we will erect a strong denial of defense along the first island chain. We will also urge and enable key regional allies and partners..."
"...embargo China, okay? How can we embargo China? Through the first island chain, right? The first island chain is Japan, Taiwan, the Philippines. Right?..."
"...the reason why is, America is moving towards creating the first island chain. Basically, militarizing the first island chain in order to deter China,..."
"dollars, okay? So it is entirely possible what's going to happen is that the Chinese will have no choice but to buy from America,..."
"...the Shard of Malacca. So America has something called the First Island Chain. The First Island Chain prevents China from reaching the Pacific Ocean...."
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