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US House China Committee to war-game Taiwan invasion scenario
Axios has reported that the House China Select Committee this week will be war-gaming a scenario in which China invades Taiwan.
The article says, ´´it's a unique opportunity that will allow bipartisan members of Congress to walk through the potential challenges and identify the best legislative responses to deter and combat an invasion.´´
Axios reports that ´´on Wednesday evening, bipartisan members of the House panel on China, led by Chair Mike Gallagher (R-Wis.), will step into the shoes of US officials in a war-game simulation conducted by the Center for a New American Security, a Washington-based think tank focused on national security.´´
Indeed, the geopolitics is piping up and it is generally acknowledged that a Chinese invasion of Taiwan, drawing in the US and possibly Japan, Australia, and Britain, could dwarf the Ukraine crisis both in scale and danger. The US has been beating the war drum saying that an attack is probable and feasible.
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