The coming war with China
GRABS for islands. Missile strikes. Naval and air forces decimated with thousands of casualties. This is what military analysts say war with China could look like.
GRABS for islands. Missile strikes. Naval and air forces decimated with thousands of casualties. This is what military analysts say war with China could look like.
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