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Jiang says China cannot feasibly take Taiwan because it lacks reliable combined-arms invasion capacity, would expose its landing force to blockade, and would unite the region against it.
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Military feasibility
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"with taiwan okay so so let me go over some reasons why okay uh the first major reason is from a military perspective uh..."
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"your forces are destroyed okay um but but then but then let's just say number two they're able to take taiwan militarily okay what's..."
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