Are blockades considered an act of war or just one level below that? Not that Taiwan is a country to begin with.
Are blockades considered an act of war or just one level below that? Not that Taiwan is a country to begin with.
Easier said than done. If it were too easy then Xi would have done it the way we envisioned it, but they have to constantly re-calibrate their move for whatever reasons. And people are free to cast aspersions as to what those reasons are legit or not because what matters at the end of it all is the ultimate outcome. If China is able to reunify the wayward island through peaceful means and or through the use of force that's all that really matters.Not sure why some members are calling the military exercises are a win because it's simply "bigger" than the ones from 1996. China's weak response to Pelosi's visit ensures there will be American interference which will then provoke a weak childish response from China's PR. The cycle continues...
China needs to act like a mature power if it is to be taken seriously.
I was always told that a blockade is a legitimate reason to declare war on the party doing the blockade.Are blockades considered an act of war or just one level below that? Not that Taiwan is a country to begin with.
What blockades? Just a special maritime operation..Are blockades considered an act of war or just one level below that? Not that Taiwan is a country to begin with.
Yes, but only if the other side is willing to defend their territory. Taiwan cannot possibly open fire to break the blockade, even if it won't be perceived as the aggressor internationally.Are blockades considered an act of war or just one level below that? Not that Taiwan is a country to begin with.
They're not blockades, but just "military exercises" that so happen blocked access to Taiwan's ports.Are blockades considered an act of war or just one level below that? Not that Taiwan is a country to begin with.
That sounds like a blockade to me. If they're shutting down seaports you can bet that they'll also shut down airports.
Exactly. If two consecutive quarters of contraction aren't a recession, why should four days of inaccessible ports be a blockade?They're not blockades, but just "military exercises" that so happens blocked access to Taiwan's ports.
This is anti-Salami-slicing with Chinese characteristics.They're not blockades, but just "military exercises" that so happens blocked access to Taiwan's ports.
It's beginning, like I said, more and more surprises will come out of these "exercises".
It would be act of war if Taiwan was a country.Are blockades considered an act of war or just one level below that? Not that Taiwan is a country to begin with.