“Absolutely credible’ Xi Jinping will take Taiwan by force during his leadership” warns ASPI’S Michael Shoebridge

May 11, 2021 | News

Michael Shoebridge

‘Absolutely credible’ Xi Jinping will take Taiwan by force during his leadership
It is “absolutely credible” to say that President Xi Jinping’s primary purpose for his military is to have the capability to take Taiwan by force and will likely occur during his leadership, according to the ASPI’s Michael Shoebridge

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