US press suggests the next war after Afghanistan may be against China
The defeat of the United States in Afghanistan and the rapid seizure of almost the entire territory of this country by the Taliban (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) made an impression on the whole world, including Washington's allies. Many talk about the collapse of America's hegemony and its inability to influence the processes taking place in the world. But not everyone in the United States agrees with this, and some believe it is possible to start a new military conflict that could raise the prestige of the United States.
For example, the American military analyst Elbridge Colby wrote the book "The Strategy of Denial", in which he substantiates the necessity of the US struggle against China for Taiwan. The New Yorker drew attention to this work in the context of what happened in Afghanistan and beyond. policy The United States in relation to its partners.
Colby believes that Washington must prepare for a war with Beijing over a rebellious island, which only the United States can prevent an invasion from mainland China. The PRC has repeatedly hinted at the need to return Taiwan to the full jurisdiction of Beijing and is building up its armed forces at full speed. All this, according to the expert, makes the likelihood of Chinese aggression quite possible.
In this regard, the American edition emphasizes that while the involvement of the United States in the conflict in Afghanistan has come to an end, militancy towards China is growing.
We may soon be faced with declarations of the need for war again.
- notes The New Yorker.
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