Former Pentagon consultant Reuben F. Johnson, citing his intelligence sources, warns that the PRC army could launch an invasion of Taiwan in the next few months.
Points of attention
- Retired US Army personnel forecast potential attack scenarios, ranging from patient suppression to complete chaos, with severe implications for Taiwan and the US.
- The article highlights concerns over the involvement of Chinese military strategies like cyberattacks and the use of illegally deployed forces for coordinated attacks.
What to expect next from China
According to intelligence insiders, the PRC army could launch an invasion of Taiwan in less than six months.
According to retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Chuck DeVore, Beijing could resort to one of three attack scenarios:
patient suppression,
lightning-fast passion,
complete chaos.
The first scenario involves a total blockade of Taiwan. The Chinese Navy would surround the island "like a steel noose," turning the Taiwan Strait into a war zone.
If the second scenario is applied, China will resort to massive missile strikes that will destroy Taiwan's defenses and cripple its air defense systems.
A large-scale cyberattack will also begin, knocking out power grids, the internet, and telephone networks.
As for the third scenario, China will try to seize Taiwan and destroy the defense capabilities of the United States and all of America's regional allies.
The missile strikes will not only destroy military installations on the island, but also all US bases in Japan, Guam and the Philippines. At the same time, 20,000 Chinese, illegally brought into the US under President Joe Biden's open border protocols, will launch attacks in conjunction with Mexican cartels.
