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Used here as the strategic condition Japan must preserve to avoid starvation through blockade.
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freedom of navigation
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...be able to ensure uh you know a so -called freedom of navigation aka dominance of all trade routes to cut off"
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Jiang says a later China-Japan confrontation would be driven by Japan’s need to preserve freedom of navigation and avoid dependence on a China-controlled Taiwan chokepoint.
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"...serious about maintaining its independence. And that basically means maintaining freedom of navigation."
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"So, if China were able to occupy Taiwan, China could basically embargo Japan. And the nation would starve to death. It would literally starve..."
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"...be able to ensure uh you know a so -called freedom of navigation aka dominance of all trade routes to cut off"
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