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AssassinsMace

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BMW's second apology actually retracts the first apology because they didn't need to give ice cream to only BMW employees out on the floor. So they claim they gave out 300 tubs of ice cream a day. How many employees do they have in Shanghai at one time that need 300 tubs of ice cream a day?

Not surprisingly Westerners think when they discriminate against Chinese in China, Chinese are making a big deal over nothing. Right-wingers weren't discriminated against by Bud Light yet they were offended anyway.


Notice Kid Rock had some other guy with a shot gun off to the side because an HK just ain't going to make it look like total destruction.
 

BoraTas

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siegecrossbow

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Literally a Chinese tourist group in Panama. Fox News presents these people as illegals coming to the US. And some Republican figures say these people are spies, which Fox capitalizes on by mentioning “military-age men”. Even the military-age men claim is not true. You can see the group has a lot of women and people of all ages.


A discussion below


Even elderly Chinese women are fit for military service. If I were them I’d just surrender to thE SeeSeePee and post Wumao content nonstop on Twitter.
 

luosifen

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Isn't there a Jai Hind Murican who is advocating that everyone on Taiwan shall be armed with American submachine guns and turn the rebel island into a fortress against the SeeSeePee menace?

Now we know what that would lead to.


True Murican values!
So the Greens and Blues will wipe each other out so the Reds can walk in without having to fire a shot themselves? Truly a Jai Hindmurica moment.
 

ACuriousPLAFan

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Speaking of which, here's a brief exchange between Wang Wenbin and a journalist during a MOFA press conference on the situation in Sudan, 4 days ago:



Sounds like a rather SOP-style reply. No mention of any plans for the evacuation of Chinese nationals in Sudan either...

Anyways, talking about possible plans for evacuation of Chinese nationals from Sudan:


I don't think that the issue of PLA base in Djibouti not having a proper runway for Y-9 and Y-20 to operate from is really critical at this point, TBH.

Djibouti City near the PLA base has an international airport with a runway that is capable of operating Boeing 747s, so PLAAF Y-20s and Y-9s definitely can operate from there, once permission is obtained from the airport authority there.

Otherwise, China does have cordial relations with neighboring countries in the region, including Egypt, Ethiopia and Saudi Arabia. The PLAAF certainly can request permission to use their runways for any potential evacuation operations from Sudan.

With that question dealt with, now the main issue lies with how China should evacuate Chinese nationals from Sudan. Here's the latest development of the civil war situation in Sudan:
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Red is Sudanese government military, green is RSF.

Unlike Yemen, Sudan's capital Khartoum is located pretty far from the Red Sea coast. The regions within and around Khartoum is highly unstable at the moment, while the Khartoum International Airport has been rendered unusable due to military actions between warring parties in Sudan.

That leaves two options:

Option 1 - A daredevil operation for Y-9s and/or Y-20s to land on unpaved surfaces/hurriedly-prepared airstrips immediately outside Khartoum, receive Chinese nationals onboard before quickly taking off again for allied airports and/or airbases in neighboring countries; or

Option 2 - An evacuation from a stable port-of-departure city within or outside of Sudan following land-based evacuation from Khartoum.

Option 1 could be too risky due to uncertain war developments in the area, therefore Option 2 seems to be the only option. For Option 2, the port city of Port Sudan (with a few seaports and a regional airport) would be a candid choice. This means a secure land corridor must be established from Khartoum to Port Sudan (a 12-hour drive) that would allow foreign nationals to flee through.

However, there are two lucky circumstances as of now:

1. Port Sudan located on the Red Sea coast is still fully under Sudan government military control. That means the seaports and regional airport in Port Sudan should still be fully accessible for evacuation purposes.

2. There are two routes leading from Khartoum to Port Sudan that are fully under Sudanese government military control. That means it is still possible for foreign nationals to flee from Khartoum to Port Sudan while avoiding the frontlines.

Therefore, the key objective right now is to secure a safe path for Chinese nationals to get the hell out of Khartoum, which would certainly require efforts on the diplomatic front. A ceasefire (even if temporary) between the two warring sides, and/or a secure land corridor that neither warring side can touch upon must be negotiated in order for this to happen.
Recent update:
The Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Khartoum, Sudan is currently tabulating the number of Chinese nationals in Sudan that are willing to be evacuated from Sudan.
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Meanwhile, it is alleged that at least one Y-20 will be involved in the emergency evacuation of Chinese nationals from Sudan. Djibouti is likely to be designated for the immediate basing of Chinese nationals that has been evacuated from Sudan before returning to China.
 
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nelBi

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Literally a Chinese tourist group in Panama. Fox News presents these people as illegals coming to the US. And some Republican figures say these people are spies, which Fox capitalizes on by mentioning “military-age men”. Even the military-age men claim is not true. You can see the group has a lot of women and people of all ages.


A discussion below

From what I've heard it's honestly pretty easy for Chinese people to go straight to Mexico, why would they take the much longer and more dangerous route from South America/Central America first?
 

eprash

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Regardless of China's internal private views, I think it was a big mistake and terrible look to say this publicly, especially at a time where China can gain a TON of ex-Soviet Central Asian influence due to their mistrust of Russia due to the invasion.
Tbf China's neighbours have been taking her granted and being disrespectful in general for a long time thanks to her passive non interventionist approach maybe it signals that China's benevolence isn't free anymore central Asian countries would be forced to be more proactive to build relationship with China
 
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