US task force on China starts functioning

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

By the end of June this year, a “China task force”, which was formally put into action by US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on 1 March, will be ready with actionable and specific recommendations that the United States and its allied countries need to act on to combat the Chinese threat.


This task force—whose first meeting was attended by a team of 20 civilian and military experts drawn from different US departments, including the office of the Secretary of Defence, representatives from each arm of the US armed services, the intelligence community—has been given a time frame of roughly four months to present pointed recommendations on how to defend the US and its allied interests across the world from Chinese forces, both armed and non-armed.

According to New Delhi-based officials, the fact that it has been given a time frame of fewer than 150 days to present specific recommendations, shows how concerned and serious the new Biden administration is about the threat from China.

The formation of this task force was announced by US President Joe Biden in February when he was on his first visit to the Pentagon as President.

People familiar with the matter told The Sunday Guardian that this task force will also take into account the incidents that happened between India and China on India’s border, which also saw the death of 20 Indian soldiers in Galwan valley last June. The findings of the task force will be classified for the public, but its relevant findings will be shared with “few” US allies, including India.

Officials aware of the developments told The Sunday Guardian that there was “massive increase” in cooperation between Indian and US forces during the recent India-China border stand-off, during which Indian forces were engaged in protecting Indian territory and expelling the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) personnel from “disputed” territories.

According to an official, the US’ efforts to protect its own and its allies’ interest against Chinese forces, especially in the South China Sea will be dependent on the cooperation that it receives from India. It is pertinent to mention here that after the Galwan incident, Indian Navy had deployed one of its frontline warships at the South China Sea, a region about which China is very sensitive.

“The recent incident (referring to the India-China border stand-off) is not a one-off development. China is likely to attempt the same thing, at different places. And this time it will be done in a better way than the last. Hence, it is obvious that India will accept cooperation and assistance on this from the US and other countries who too are being threatened by China. India, because of its proximity to China, is, and rightly so, more concerned about the rising ‘Chinese threat’, especially after all the efforts that Prime Minister Narendra Modi put in to cultivate a professional relationship with the Chinese, but which was broken to pieces by the Chinese without any reason,” an official said.

US task force on China starts functioning - The Sunday Guardian Live

By end of June recommendations needed on how to defend US and its allied interests from Chinese forces. Meanwhile, there is massive increase in

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[Deltadart]

Looks like after getting b**** slapped by the chinese, the hindutva regime is trying to latch onto anyone who will save their a** from the chinese in the coming days.

 

[khanmubashir]

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By the end of June this year, a “China task force”, which was formally put into action by US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on 1 March, will be ready with actionable and specific recommendations that the United States and its allied countries need to act on to combat the Chinese threat.


This task force—whose first meeting was attended by a team of 20 civilian and military experts drawn from different US departments, including the office of the Secretary of Defence, representatives from each arm of the US armed services, the intelligence community—has been given a time frame of roughly four months to present pointed recommendations on how to defend the US and its allied interests across the world from Chinese forces, both armed and non-armed.

According to New Delhi-based officials, the fact that it has been given a time frame of fewer than 150 days to present specific recommendations, shows how concerned and serious the new Biden administration is about the threat from China.

The formation of this task force was announced by US President Joe Biden in February when he was on his first visit to the Pentagon as President.

People familiar with the matter told The Sunday Guardian that this task force will also take into account the incidents that happened between India and China on India’s border, which also saw the death of 20 Indian soldiers in Galwan valley last June. The findings of the task force will be classified for the public, but its relevant findings will be shared with “few” US allies, including India.

Officials aware of the developments told The Sunday Guardian that there was “massive increase” in cooperation between Indian and US forces during the recent India-China border stand-off, during which Indian forces were engaged in protecting Indian territory and expelling the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) personnel from “disputed” territories.

According to an official, the US’ efforts to protect its own and its allies’ interest against Chinese forces, especially in the South China Sea will be dependent on the cooperation that it receives from India. It is pertinent to mention here that after the Galwan incident, Indian Navy had deployed one of its frontline warships at the South China Sea, a region about which China is very sensitive.

“The recent incident (referring to the India-China border stand-off) is not a one-off development. China is likely to attempt the same thing, at different places. And this time it will be done in a better way than the last. Hence, it is obvious that India will accept cooperation and assistance on this from the US and other countries who too are being threatened by China. India, because of its proximity to China, is, and rightly so, more concerned about the rising ‘Chinese threat’, especially after all the efforts that Prime Minister Narendra Modi put in to cultivate a professional relationship with the Chinese, but which was broken to pieces by the Chinese without any reason,” an official said.

US task force on China starts functioning - The Sunday Guardian Live

By end of June recommendations needed on how to defend US and its allied interests from Chinese forces. Meanwhile, there is massive increase in

www.sundayguardianlive.com

The start looked a bit authentic bit when I read below and reached the link turned out the typical sanghi media Bollywood bs to give wet dreams to bhakts

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By the end of June this year, a “China task force”, which was formally put into action by US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin on 1 March, will be ready with actionable and specific recommendations that the United States and its allied countries need to act on to combat the Chinese threat.


This task force—whose first meeting was attended by a team of 20 civilian and military experts drawn from different US departments, including the office of the Secretary of Defence, representatives from each arm of the US armed services, the intelligence community—has been given a time frame of roughly four months to present pointed recommendations on how to defend the US and its allied interests across the world from Chinese forces, both armed and non-armed.

According to New Delhi-based officials, the fact that it has been given a time frame of fewer than 150 days to present specific recommendations, shows how concerned and serious the new Biden administration is about the threat from China.

The formation of this task force was announced by US President Joe Biden in February when he was on his first visit to the Pentagon as President.

People familiar with the matter told The Sunday Guardian that this task force will also take into account the incidents that happened between India and China on India’s border, which also saw the death of 20 Indian soldiers in Galwan valley last June. The findings of the task force will be classified for the public, but its relevant findings will be shared with “few” US allies, including India.

Officials aware of the developments told The Sunday Guardian that there was “massive increase” in cooperation between Indian and US forces during the recent India-China border stand-off, during which Indian forces were engaged in protecting Indian territory and expelling the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) personnel from “disputed” territories.

According to an official, the US’ efforts to protect its own and its allies’ interest against Chinese forces, especially in the South China Sea will be dependent on the cooperation that it receives from India. It is pertinent to mention here that after the Galwan incident, Indian Navy had deployed one of its frontline warships at the South China Sea, a region about which China is very sensitive.

“The recent incident (referring to the India-China border stand-off) is not a one-off development. China is likely to attempt the same thing, at different places. And this time it will be done in a better way than the last. Hence, it is obvious that India will accept cooperation and assistance on this from the US and other countries who too are being threatened by China. India, because of its proximity to China, is, and rightly so, more concerned about the rising ‘Chinese threat’, especially after all the efforts that Prime Minister Narendra Modi put in to cultivate a professional relationship with the Chinese, but which was broken to pieces by the Chinese without any reason,” an official said.

US task force on China starts functioning - The Sunday Guardian Live

By end of June recommendations needed on how to defend US and its allied interests from Chinese forces. Meanwhile, there is massive increase in

www.sundayguardianlive.com

The start looked a bit authentic bit when I read below and reached the link turned out the typical sanghi media Bollywood bs to give wet dreams to bhakts

 

[FairAndUnbiased]

Looks like after getting b**** slapped by the chinese, the hindutva regime is trying to latch onto anyone who will save their a** from the chinese in the coming days.

A single 055 has more VLS than half of the entire destroyer fleet of IN. They don't stand a chance. USN + IN = USN. A + B = A, B = 0. IN = 0.

 

[siegecrossbow]

A single 055 has more VLS than half of the entire destroyer fleet of IN. They don't stand a chance. USN + IN = USN. A + B = A, B = 0. IN = 0.

Saying that India could contribute the America’s defense capabilities is like saying I could contribute to Elon Musk’s wealth by investing in TESLA stock.

 

[Dalit]

These Americans were already paranoid, but now they are taking things to the next level. What an unbelievably paranoid fvcks. China is 24/7 spooking them LOL

I realise this is a Yindian source LOL After getting beaten with clubs they now have to hide behind papa America.

 

[S10]

I welcome the growing American bureaucracy. They should have a task force for task forces.

 

[ozranger]

“China task force” is a great distraction to the US in terms of fixing its most prominent problems.

- If US can defeat China in a hot and real war, that will help them recover by robbing China's wealth. But US has no capability to do so. Proxy wars are way cheaper but the returns are also too small as demonstrated by the Indians.

- China won't actively start a war against US. So the US ruling class cannot force the American people into a war against China passively in near term.

- Beating a country sized as Iran (not big enough!) won't help fix the growing US financial crisis.

- Not being able to start a hot war against a sizable opponent and rob its wealth thereafter means inevitably progressing to financial implosion for the US.

- Not being able to fix wealth gap problem in the US will contribute big to an ultimate collapse for the US. This ever enlarging wealth gap coupled with racial divide will make things terribly worse when the ultimate financial collapse comes.

If you look at CCP, 99% of their published reports are talking about internal affairs, say economy or poverty alleviation something. In those reports you can rarely or never see a word mentioning the US. Whereas if you talk about poverty alleviation in the US you will be named as a socialist, and I promise you socialist is a very bad word in US politics.