China jams intruding US military aircraft and readies tracer warning fire!

[Kyle Sun]

Don't you feel ashamed that we still occupy your South Tibet,Chushul and large part of laddakh region.

Your weak insignificant Army always kicked out where it came even by our paramilitary.

Why do PLA humiliate itself by retreating every time.

@pher

Um..south tibet .
when i was a boy ,i was ashame of that .
But now I will show my best respect to our
leader like mzd/zel.i am so glad we had such a high level leadership .

they made the right move gf right time/place.

in 1960s. We were not capable to hold south tibet for long time. even today it is still very hard to do the logistic supply.

we kicked your fat butt and acheive our goal. when us and su finished the cuban missile crisis,we retreated. we did not have the power to fight with us and su and indiA together.we are not crazy hitler.our leadship was rational. mzd is the bestpolitician and military strategist

China’s Sea Actions Bring Vietnam, U.S. Closer, Says Osius - Bloomberg Business
Annoying and frightening your neighbors is "costless?" Well, it's been a great boon for the US. Thanks for pushing Vietnam closer to the US.

congratulations!you get one more watch dog

 

[feilong]

Question
Between U.S and Russian D!ck sizes, whom would Indian prefer?
Answer
Modi Ji and his Indian country 1 billion people prefer to suck US d!Cks.
Question
Why would you mr. Modi and your country would suck US d!ck.
Answer
Because US d!ck has the smell of cows dung and cows urine on it.

Indian think if west ww3 with China, India can have more make in India lol. Indian really dumb ***, when nukes war start, all nukes flying around everyone toast not only US or China. India will be a battleground for US and China ww3.

 

[F-22Raptor]

Locking your fire control radars onto a non-hostile, but adversarial target is a good way to have your radar frequencies ascertained and countermeasures developed for. Doing that in peace-time is beyond stupid and offers the other party intelligence they shouldn't have.

Most fire-control radars have unique characteristics, such as radio frequency, pulse duration, pulse frequency and power. These can assist in identifying the radar, and therefore the weapon system it is controlling. This can provide valuable tactical information, like the maximum range of the weapon, or flaws that can be exploited, to combatants that are listening for these signs. During the cold war Soviet fire control radars were often named and NATO pilots would be able to identify the threats present by the radar signals they received.

Tracker fire is fine, it will be ignored too, but shooting down any aircraft will ensure an armed escort the next time.




China’s Sea Actions Bring Vietnam, U.S. Closer
Annoying and frightening your neighbors is "costless?" Well, it's been a great boon for the US. Thanks for pushing Vietnam closer to the US.

Excellent, I thought this would be a great opportunity for intelligence on Chinese capabilities. Thank you China...

 

[j20blackdragon]

China is building islands located directly on strategic shipping lanes that carry 40 percent of global commerce. The amount of oil transported through the Malacca Strait is TRIPLE that through the Suez Canal. We'll see who has the last laugh in the long run.

 

[Viva India]

you will have your time, now you just whinning about PLA's bullying, next stage is to being crying.

without the dispute of south tibet, how could we fine the excuse to cut off india's whole northeast in the future. anyway, why should I waste my time to discucss strategy with an indian.

Bullying

China can't even bully tiny Vietnam then we are too big for your 40% desert and mountainous country.

With our rising economic development invading Tibet in near future would be a logical step while Japan and US pounce you from East.

Come back when you have control over senkaku then we will talk northeast.

 

[j20blackdragon]

Allow me to provide another easy to understand example.

Here is Japan's oil imports by source graph.

Now tell me what happens to the Japanese economy if there is war in the South China Sea? What if superpower China imposes a naval blockade in 2025?

 

[DrawingDead]

Allow me to provide another easy to understand example.

Here is Japan's oil imports by source graph.

Now tell me what happens to the Japanese economy if there is war in the South China Sea? What if superpower China imposes a naval blockade in 2025?

Slows down, IF China can manage to blockade Japan, which in itself, is debatable. Here's the thing though, we don't think that's going to happen. Chinese are more squatters than conquerors. If you're not paying attention, they'll flood the place, drop some Chinese take-out joints and pretend like they've always owned it. But a full scale war against an equal force? That's not really a Chinese thing.

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Bullying

China can't even bully tiny Vietnam then we are too big for your 40% desert and mountainous country.

With our rising economic development invading Tibet in near future would be a logical step while Japan and US pounce you from East.

Come back when you have control over senkaku then we will talk northeast.

Did you forget to take your recent medications?

 

[Aepsilons]

Try to inhibit freedom of navigation and watch the gutting of your navy.


Period.

An EEZ is a sea zone prescribed by the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea over which a state has special rights regarding the exploration and use of marine resources, including energy production from water and wind. It stretches from the baseline out to 200 nmi from its coast. The difference between the territorial sea (extending to only 12 nmi from coast) and the exclusive economic zone is that the first confers full sovereignty over the waters, whereas the second is merely a "sovereign right" which refers to the coastal state's rights below the surface of the sea (i.e. sea floor). The surface waters are international waters.

Irrespective of any claims wrt EEZ, the South China Sea is international waters. No military has any particular say there vis a vis other military, with the possible exception of the immediate vicinity (12 nmi) of disputed islands or reclamations.

Well said and well explained. May I ad that any inhibition of freedom of navigation will be met with stiff and immediate force by the JMSDF, USN, and the NATO Flotilla.

Allow me to provide another easy to understand example.

Here is Japan's oil imports by source graph.

Now tell me what happens to the Japanese economy if there is war in the South China Sea? What if superpower China imposes a naval blockade in 2025?

You understand that the JMSDF alone could take down the PLAN right? What do you think will happen when the USN and NATO combined naval power comes in to join the Coup De Grace ?

 

[terranMarine]

Don't be so sure about that pen pal , PLAN could be the one to take JMSDF down

 

[Bussard Ramjet]

Isn't it so great that Chinese and Japanese are happily discussing who is better at killing the other guy.

Can the people for once take a back seat and ponder if they can ever kill the other guy that they are pen pals with on the Internet?
Nationalism sometimes is indeed a bitch.

 

[j20blackdragon]

The great thing about being a major continental power is that China can take advantage of numerous pipelines that already bypass the Strait of Malacca.

Certain other countries have no choice but to rely on major shipping lanes for their very survival. We'll see who wins in the long run. I've got my popcorn ready.

 

[Aepsilons]

The great thing about being a major continental power is that China can take advantage of numerous pipelines that already bypass the Strait of Malacca.

Certain other countries have no choice but to rely on major shipping lanes for their very survival. We'll see who wins in the long run. I've got my popcorn ready.

I have my sour worm candy ready , too.

Wanna share?

 

[terranMarine]

I have my sour worm candy ready , too.

Wanna share?

And i have my rabbit candies

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Of course ! For you, anything !

Thats just disturbing at so many levels.