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Jiang identifies China-Japan-Philippines maritime delimitation as a real conflict track worth watching and predicts that China and Japan will eventually go kinetic over South China Sea shipping lanes.
Jiang says the China-Japan-Philippines maritime track deserves close attention because Japan is abandoning strategic ambiguity and moving toward a clearer confrontation with Chinese encroachment.
Conflict between the Philippines and China would be part of a larger Southeast Asian alliance with Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and others against China.
"...feed. China didn't wait long to respond. Hours of Japan and Philippines announced maritime delimitation talks. It's the Taiwan Beijing launch and law enforcement..."
"...my mind where and what I remember is this. Japan and Philippines are working together. Okay, I also remember that Japan wants to clarify..."
"...ilipp ines I 'm not sure what the issue with the Philippines is They 'll come to conflict with China But it will be..."
"...each other apart. Um, one of Dante's enemies from real life, Philippine, Argentina, he falls into this lake and, and the, and the other..."
"...were to do that, then all of Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, including Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and also Korea, they would all rally..."
"...tour? It was, it was great. I loved Malaysia, Indonesia, South Philippines. I did get banned. australia on the way back but i didn't..."
"...was supposed to be with the mayor of Manila in the Philippines, and then it was canceled. So Malaysia, obviously that it seems like..."
"...it's Taiwan that manufactures the chips. Then it goes to the Philippines, um, to be fabricated, to basically add value to the chips. And..."
"...mentioning that Taiwan separates Southeast Asia, you have Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, separated by Taiwan, and to the north you have Japan and South..."
"...States and six other nations had a war game in the Philippines, and China sent 28 warships, okay? Trump sent Iran an MOU. Iran..."
"...asia into two parts south korea japan on one part the philippines southeast asia singapore another part okay do you guys see this map..."
"...sent to Taiwan to be manufactured then they're sent onto the Philippines to be valued at it there's a China to be active components..."
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