INTERVIEW / Taiwan, U.S. to outmatch China militarily in 2027: Ex-Pacific Command chief
06/16/2025 12:36 PM
The United States and Taiwan will maintain a collective military advantage over China in and around the Taiwan Strait if Beijing attempts aggression against Taiwan in 2027, as many have speculated, according to former U.S. Pacific Command head Dennis Blair.
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