Will the United States invade China? Pentagon was tasked with capturing the dragon's throat

 

Will the United States invade China? Pentagon was tasked with capturing the dragon's throat

Since a few months ago, there has been a rift between the US and China over Taiwan. The Biden administration is reportedly planning to evacuate American residents living in Taiwan soon in the event of an emergency, according to other recent stories.

Washington. Will America soon launch an attack on China? A significant defence authorization bill that was presented to the US Congress is the source of this query. In reality, the Pentagon has been tasked in this law with researching the possibility of a naval blockade of China. 

America wants to learn how to implement this blockade if necessary and what and how much of a difference it will make to do so by cutting off China's access to oil.

The Washington Post reports that this law, which was sponsored in the US Congress, requires Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin to provide a report within six months detailing whether the US military will carry out one or more naval tests on the shipment of fossil fuels to China during the war. How is a blockade enforced?

The report claims that this bill is a blatant sign that lawmakers believe there is a growing chance of a military conflict with China. It also indicates that many members of Congress

China and the United States are at odds over Taiwan

In actuality, the conflict over Taiwan between the United States and China has been going on for a while. In recent speeches, senior military figures have warned Congress that President Xi Jinping has instructed the Chinese military to get ready for an attempt to invade Taiwan within four years.

The Biden administration is reportedly planning to evacuate American residents living in Taiwan soon in the event of an emergency, according to other recent stories. The US has been completing the plan for this withdrawal programme for the last six months, according to a report that appeared last week on the news publication "The Messenger," which has gained momentum in the last two months.

Many commentators relate America's readiness to China's most recent strong stance towards Taiwan. US officials, though, reportedly described it as merely a normal operation.