Don’t Ever Invade China:
Xi Jinping Prioritizes Border, Coastal, and Air Defense

Major or minor You don’t want yourself An incident Don’t ever invade China Mark Knopfler, Don’t Crash the Ambulance (2004)     Just as the U.S. National Defense Strategy lists homeland defense as the first priority of the Department of Defense, China’s national defense policy states that the top mission of China’s armed forces is to “safeguard national territorial sovereignty (领土主权) and maritime rights and interests (海洋权益).” Other “major security domains” have been added to China’s National Defense Law — specifically space, the electromagnetic spectrum, and cyberspace in 2020 — but protecting the borders of the homeland has always been The post Don’t Ever Invade China:
Xi Jinping Prioritizes Border, Coastal, and Air Defense appeared first on War on the Rocks.

Don’t Ever Invade China:
Xi Jinping Prioritizes Border, Coastal, and Air Defense

Major or minor You don’t want yourself An incident Don’t ever invade China Mark Knopfler, Don’t Crash the Ambulance (2004)     Just as the U.S. National Defense Strategy lists homeland defense as the first priority of the Department of Defense, China’s national defense policy states that the top mission of China’s armed forces is to “safeguard national territorial sovereignty (领土主权) and maritime rights and interests (海洋权益).” Other “major security domains” have been added to China’s National Defense Law — specifically space, the electromagnetic spectrum, and cyberspace in 2020 — but protecting the borders of the homeland has always been

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Xi Jinping Prioritizes Border, Coastal, and Air Defense appeared first on War on the Rocks.