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"General Secretary, with the establishment of the Southeast Military Region, the security of our army in the southeast has been temporarily guaranteed." Vice Chairman Liu said at the Military Commission's strategic planning meeting. "Don't look at the US-Japan coalition forces making fun of each other, but the Japanese are basically half-disabled. Without the protection of the Americans, they should be worried about whether they can protect themselves. After the battle of Diaoyutai, the Americans should have understood that without the tactics of more effective countermeasures against our Air Force fighter jets, they would not dare to rashly launch an unpopular war even if they were in place."

"Because after Taiwan is back, they can't find a focus to leverage. When the aircraft carrier battle group dares to approach our continent's 500 nautical miles, relying solely on a base like Naha, it is impossible to support the logistics support and support work of hundreds of fighters. Our Air Force can rely on early warning aircraft and land-based radar systems in this area, and third-generation fighter jets can compete with the fourth-generation fighter jets of the US military. After this war, the Air Force has already had great experience in this. In the future, it will try to focus on medium- and long-range missiles such as SD-10, and will not suffer too much.

But next we will build more land-based radar systems in the waters of Taiwan and Diaoyutai to support our tactics. It can be said that from the perspective of air combat, our army deploys 700 to 800 third-generation fighter jets along the coast, which can offset the pressure of the US military's redeployment. The two sides re-enter a new balance.

This time we remain restrained and limited the battlefield to the waters of Diaoyutai and Taiwan. The US military should know that our main target this time is not them. Otherwise, with the ability of our Second Artillery Missile, it would be no difficulty to destroy the Naha base. But in this way, the scale of this war will be difficult to control."

Commander No. 1 knew about the military's deployment. After the Japanese fleet suddenly turned and exposed their intention to invade our Diaoyutai, Commander No. 1 explained to the military that we must resolutely fight against the US fighter jets that will almost certainly appear. We must not hold back if the invading enemy can be wiped out. Peace has always been fought.

However, to control the scope of the battlefield, the coastal area is the core of my country's current economic development. We try not to provoke wars to attack our opponents' local areas. However, if the opponent dares to attack our Taiwan cities and mainland coastal cities, the Second Artillery will undertake the combat task of hitting the Japanese and carrying out ruthless attacks on the Japanese's various economic centers.

Therefore, strategically speaking, eliminating the Japanese fleet is actually equivalent to eliminating the possibility of another war. When the Japanese cannot send out their main force to take on the thugs, the Americans will not jump to the front desk without being sure to launch a large-scale attack.

"What do we need to do now to maintain this strategic balance and ensure that we win more time for development? Does the Prime Minister have any considerations about the economic difficulties we may face?" Chief No. 1 asked softly. In his opinion, after the frontal battlefield ends, the war on the economic battlefield may have just begun. According to common sense, at this time, the Americans will definitely wave the economic stick and play tricks such as sanctions.

"We have counted the relevant data. Last year, the export of about US$550 billion to the United States and Japan was mainly daily industrial products such as textiles, household appliances, electronic products, etc. Most of them were foreign processing companies, while importing more than US$480 billion from the United States and Japan, mainly concentrated in high-end electronic products and mechanical and electrical products. The difference between the two was about US$70 billion. The Prime Minister was obviously prepared, "If sanctions were imposed on me, the main impact would be on US-Japanese electronic product processing companies and our textile industry, which would affect the work of nearly 10 million people in the short term."

When Chief No. 1 raised his eyebrows when he heard this number, he said, "The livelihood of 10 million people?"

"This is the worst case. We estimate that the possibility of comprehensive sanctions is unlikely. Especially in electronic products, it will not only greatly affect the interests of their own companies, but now that Taiwan has returned, it is impossible to find a replacement for such a large output in the processing and manufacturing of electronic products in a short period of time. Therefore, we estimate that the most likely thing is to restrict some products, such as the textile industry. However, after the last trade war, the textile industry has gradually transformed to domestic demand, and domestic demand has now accounted for more than 70%.

"So, even if we are sanctioned, the textile industry has greatly enhanced its resistance. We can expand other markets to replace it. Most companies should be able to barely maintain it. Now we have good substitutes for high-end electronic products and electromechanical products in China. We can use this to fight back. It will affect the livelihoods of more than 2 million people in the United States and Japan. They may not feel good. In this economic battlefield, although we suffer losses due to the large number of affected people, we are not very at a disadvantage in terms of economic interests."

The Prime Minister seems to have let the people below study this matter very thoroughly, and even have plans for counter-attacks and sanctions. It seems that in the last trade war against the EU, the people who presided over the trade finally learned something.

"That's good. We can't just be beaten and not fight back. Just like on the battlefield, we must be able to beat them economically to get new peace." Chief No. 1 said. "Have you considered what attitude European side will have towards this war? Will they follow the trend and get mixed up with the United States and Japan?"

"It shouldn't be." This time Vice Chairman Liu interrupted, "We have won the battle neatly. Europeans should see that in addition to being the world's pole in economics, they are now qualified to be a new pole in military terms. In this case, Europeans, who are far away from us, have no need to wear a pair of pants with the United States and Japan and get into evil with us, because this is of no benefit to them at all."

"Yes, the United States and Japan did not say anything in the last Sino-Europe trade war and extended a helping hand. After the unpopular war they launched today, Europeans have every reason to stand by. Their products overlap with the United States and Japan, and it may even be possible to take the opportunity to replace them." The Prime Minister said that in terms of playing with far and near, our ancestors were very proficient thousands of years ago, and now they are naturally more developed. "We might as well strengthen economic and trade cooperation between the two sides, realize the exchange of regular trade projects between the euro and the RMB, and support the internationalization of the euro while achieving the internationalization of the RMB. This is a good thing to kill two birds with one stone."

However, all their plans were useless, because the United States and Japan were not allowed to move troops except to dispatch troops, which seemed like this was not the case.

Of course, in the two countries, people's activities have never stopped. Just like the mainland, the latest wave of protests has caused the sales of US and Japanese brands to plummet. In particular, in terms of automobiles, Dongfang Qiyang has benefited again from this wave. With the new generation of models with very high quality and intelligence, it has greatly seized the lost market share of US and Japanese cars, and its monthly production and sales exceeded 200,000 units, becoming a domestic new car.

Seeing this strange situation, French Le Figaro commented: From this day on, the world has completely entered the era of multipolarization, and the US's super dominance has ended;

The front page of the British Times report: The world has entered a new era, and the Chinese dragon is no longer irresistible;

German Le Monde: After 60 years of dormant, the People's Liberation Army is still invincible.

The Russian newspaper said sourly that China's Russian weapons were powerful, the Chinese defeated their old enemies, and Asia entered the Chinese era.
Chapter completed!