Quote from: Jiovanni on September 07, 2022, 05:49:42 PM

Just saw on CNN that US has approved more than $1.1 billion in arms sales to Taiwan, which includes up to 60 anti-ship missiles and up to 100 air-to-air missiles, and this has heightened the tension, as China is demanding that US revoke them, which US claims that it's their long standing policy to provide the Island with arms which is essential for their security.

I fear should this escalate further, knowing that Russia and China are allies and both countries doesn't have a good relationship with the US. What would happened should both countries decides to face the US, will Europe intervene in the favour of US?

The tension gets more heightened with each passing day.

America seeks to bring Taiwan into a direct confrontation with China in an attempt to weaken China and present it to the world as a fearsome monster. Contrary to the Ukrainian example, Taiwan will not be able to find the same support that Ukraine received, and even economic sanctions will be regressive to those who do them.

Europe is going through an economic and energy crisis. It will not be able to provide any kind of support to Taiwan, especially since China is able to completely crush it in a few days.