Communist China Telegraphs Its Punches
Military exercise around Taiwan is not a reaction to anything done by America or Japan.
By GRANT NEWSHAM
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GRANT NEWSHAM
Alexandria, Virginia
Grant Newsham is a Contributor of The New York Sun.
Colonel Newsham is a retired United States Marine and a former American diplomat with many years’ experience in Japan. He is a Senior Fellow with both the Center for Security Policy and the Yorktown Institute in the United States, and a Senior Fellow at the Japan Forum for Strategic Studies in Japan. He is the author of ‘When China Attacks: A Warning to America.’
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