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The whole Southeast Asia are just medieval men happen to be in modern age. Dealing with them is even more nuisance than the West. At least the west invented tons (if not most) of things and we could be proud we beat them. Dealing with Southeast Asia bring no fulfillment.
Yes. And the majority of China's nuclear power stations are constructed on the coast. It makes economic sense to do so, but it also makes them easier to be targeted by enemies from the sea, unfortunately.
That is why the PLAN needs to be invested heavily in. They are the primary line of defence to protect China's coastlines.
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I don't think it's a huge concern, there's a lot of air defense used to cover military targets in the region already.
And I also don't really see any enemy having a stake in targeting nuclear power plants. Maybe desparate terrorists, but for them it doesn't matter if it's in the coast or deep inside China, since they travel by foot.
Probably having them close to mid sized towns in wealthy provinces is even better for safety, because there's a lot of public security. Vs if they're in the middle of nowhere, a group of terrorists could theoretically storm it.
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Is he getting the monitor lizard treatment?
Is this what being Jewish feels like? The moment race card is thrown on them entire society freaks. Tbh not a bad thing, as long as not abused.
It is where most of the population which needs the electricity lives, and building the nuclear power plants close to the shore means you can dispense with cooling towers making the power plant cheaper and faster to build.
It's still a risk, especially in a proxy war. We have seen this happening in Ukraine. The Anglos are already talking about applying the "Ukraine model" with Taiwan. We don't know if the DPP and their American handlers would really do it, but we could never trust them not to do it.
A nuclear power station is rarely built in the middle of nowhere, because it becomes expensive to connect them to the grid, to cool them, staff them, and maintain them. Still, nobody wants to be near a nuclear power plant if it starts leaking radiation. Chernobyl and Fukushima were terrible lessons. Taiwan had also built nuclear power stations relatively close to towns and cities. So they better not entertain any ideas about hitting Chinese nuclear power stations.
disaster scenario means that any radiation leak moves towards the ocean rather than down river if you make it inland