Lessons for China to learn from Ukraine conflict for Taiwan scenario

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With Russia insisting they have evidence that the UK carried out both the pipeline bombing and the recent attack on Sevastopol, not to mention the plans to blow up the Kerch bridge (links provided on request), then let that be a lesson for China regards Taiwan.

Where is that UK aircraft carrier, anyway?
 
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Barefoot said:
With Russia insisting they have evidence that the UK carried out both the pipeline bombing and the recent attack on Sevastopol, not to mention the plans to blow up the Kerch bridge (links provided on request), then let that be a lesson for China regards Taiwan.

Where is that UK aircraft carrier, anyway?
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It suffered an unfortunate fracture, so won't be seeing it anytime soon.
 
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Barefoot said:
With Russia insisting they have evidence that the UK carried out both the pipeline bombing and the recent attack on Sevastopol, not to mention the plans to blow up the Kerch bridge (links provided on request), then let that be a lesson for China regards Taiwan.

Where is that UK aircraft carrier, anyway?
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It was a Moskva type carrier, got rid of himself.
 
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Dear China,

About the UK ...

Japan to sign military pact with UK as allies eye China threat​

The alliance will allow the countries to enhance co-operation with the US in the Indo-Pacific


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[edit: Sorry, this doesn't really belong in this thread - i got carried away, though. #FeelBadMan]
 
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@5unrise did a very important and thought-provoking video on how shore-based threats are becoming bigger headaches for navies across the world.


Just like how Ukraine has waged asymmetrical warfare against the Russian Black Sea Fleet while having virtually no navy of its own, scenarios where Taiwan separatist forces would be employing similar asymmetrical warfare tactics and strategies against the PLA should be regarded as a very real possibility, and that the China be prepared with apt and viable countermeasures and responses.

Similarly, asymmetrical warfare measures that are expected to be employed by the United States and her allies in case of a hypothetical war in the Western Pacific too should be taken into serious consideration by China. Furthermore, when compared to Taiwan, they as nation states would have much greater manpower and material resources in their disposal.
 
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ACuriousPLAFan said:
@5unrise did a very important and thought-provoking video on how shore-based threats are becoming bigger headaches for navies across the world.


Just like how Ukraine has waged asymmetrical warfare against the Russian Black Sea Fleet while having virtually no navy of its own, scenarios where Taiwan separatist forces would be employing similar asymmetrical warfare tactics and strategies against the PLA should be regarded as a very real possibility, and that the China be prepared with apt and viable countermeasures and responses.

Similarly, asymmetrical warfare measures that are expected to be employed by the United States and her allies in case of a hypothetical war in the Western Pacific too should be taken into serious consideration by China. Furthermore, when compared to Taiwan, they as nation states would have much greater manpower and material resources in their disposal.
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This currently requires the use of past experience: civil-military cooperation.

The Americans keep playing up the threat of "maritime militias," but they don't seem to realize that the current fishermen are not really armed.
During the Cold War Chinese fishermen had a variety of heavy weapons to deal with Taiwanese "pirates" - who often relied on naval superiority to plunder mainland Chinese civilian vessels and kidnap crews.

Even the importance of using fishing trawls and sonar to search for submarines is particularly emphasized in children's science books.

At least for now we have the advantage of manpower that the enemy does not have, and you never know what the fishermen will get in their trawl.

But UAV is really a question worth thinking about.
 
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Well, they can intercept any incoming aircraft carrying officials from UK if they really opposed it. It's not like their relationship with UK can get worse.

Anyhow, long talk from guancha about tindall air force base. It sounds like this is the next target that pla is preparing against. It is farther away than Guam. It is about 3000 km from spratley and 4000 km from Hainan.
 
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