China's Military Preparedness to Invade Taiwan by 2027, Says U.S.
By
Chen Wei-Lin
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Admiral John Aquilino, the head of the Indo-Pacific Command, stated that China’s military is anticipated to be prepared to invade Taiwan by 2027, meeting a goal set by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Aquilino highlighted significant military build-up and preparedness by China, contradicting the U.S. assessment that China does not intend to go to war over Taiwan. His statements indicate rising tensions and escalating concerns about the possibility of a military conflict in the region. The situation remains complex, with conflicting perspectives and assessments about China’s intentions vis-à-vis Taiwan, creating uncertainty and diplomatic challenges for the U.S. and its allies.