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All of the solutions that you mentioned is like an ugly woman who puts on some makeup to make her look less uglier, it does not make her a pretty woman.
You need to understand the viet military doctrine. They are not allowed to shoot back at the Chinese no matter what. The viet already dig their own grave by not having the balls to do preempt strike.
If war breaks out, it is the Chinese who will do preempt strike. 72 Chinese jets and 9 bombers on their artificial islands will bombard the viet garrison to smithereen before the viet can react and launch any counter attack on the artificial islands' runways.
How can Vietnam relieve a Chinese naval blockade in the spratly? Vn has no solution. Vietnam only has 30 something sukhoi planes for anti-shipping mode to attack the Chinese navy. Those 30 something viet planes have no chance against the air defense destroyers, Chinese jets deployed on the spratlys and from the woody islands.
With the viet airforce is done, what is left is the viet navy comprised of missile boats and submarines; those assets are more of a laughing matter than their air force. viet navy's assets are sitting ducks ready to be hunted down by Chinese anti-ship missiles launched from jets and bombers. Their missile boats might as well stay home then go into battle. Same thing with their submarines. Those submarines have no chance against a Chinese armada of subhunters. Submarine warfare is one of the most sophisticated art of warfare and mind you the Chinese have been doing submarine training for years while the viet's experience with submarine have only been in the last few years. Please don't tell me the viet is at least on par with the Chinese in term of submarine warfare.
Meanwhile, the Chinese can bombard the viet garrison on the spratly by launching ballistic missiles and land attack cruise missiles. The spratly's real estate is extremely small; there is no where to hide. the viet garrison on the spratly either all die or surrender; no other option. Simply put, the viet military do not have the quantitative or qualitative edge over the Chinese. Not a single soul (except those die hard ho chi minh youths) believes the viet has a chance against the Chinese in a war over the spratly.
Do you mean artificial islands are one-time-use airports ?
to fuel many aircrafts and ships, China also need to stock much of fuel and ammunitions, bombs there.
That looks great as targets.
Will you anchor 3 of your aircraft carriers 90-100kms away from shoreline of a hostile country when you plan to attack them?
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