, the rival of the 25th century, build the largest navy in the world. chinaned to use that navy to invade taiwan, an important american ally. as tensions with china continued to rise, we wanted to know more about the current state of the u.s. navy and how it's trying to deter china, while preparing for the possibility of war. >> the navy is always on alert. one-third of the navy is always deployed and operating at all times. the navy is mustering right now about 300 ships and there are about 100 ships at sea right now all around the glove. >> reporter: admiral samuel paparo commands the u.s. fleet, whose 200 ships and 150,000 sailor civilians make up about 60% of the navy. we met him last month on "uss nimitz" deployed near guam, southeast of taiwan and the people's republic of china or prc. you've been operating as a naval officer for 40 years. how has operating in the western pacific changed? >> in the early 2000s, the prc navy mustered about 37 vessels. today, they're mustering 350 vessels. >> reporter: this month, china's new foreign minister qin gang del

that's right, so on thursday we initially had a report from china's navy that as a new guided missiles destroy the u. s. s 1000000 illegally and without permission entered what the china considers its own territory called she showed near the parasol island and that it was followed by the chinese navy and ultimately driven away then accused us of creating instability. and then our laser, we had a counter statement from washington saying that what china said was false and that the u. s. s 1000000 was in fact continuing what the us says is freedom of navigation operations in international waters. and now the following day, we've had get another statement from china navy saying it's done the same thing that it's driven the same destroyer, the 1000000 out of its waters again. and we're still waiting for any come back from washington on the 2nd time. now this does seem to be getting a bit more serious. it's not uncommon that we have these incidents between china and the us in the south trying to see. but what is called that is that to be the same incident to then come back again. the next da

so on thursday we had this initial statement from china. navy saying that they supported guided missile, destroyed millions. that it's, it said that legally and without permission entered a territory that china called she shot by the parasol islands and it said it was driven away been ours. laser washington counted that statement said that this was all the millions was continuing. what it says off freedom of navigation, operations in international waters. now again, we've had back and forth from both slides with aging, saying that it drove away the 1000000 again. and now we've had another statement from the spokesperson for the us 7 fleet, saying that unlawful and sweeping maritime claims pose a serious threat to the freedom of the steve. and also the access of the the economic access by other partners who claim that territory. so it seems that washington determined to make a point despite anger from the chinese side. now, much of the resource rich south trying to see you claimed by aging, dislike competing claims from many of its neighbors. it has been over the past few years, building

we initially had a statement from china navy saying a u. s. guided missile destroyed us as millions had sailed without permission and illegally into an area of the chinese call. she shut by the parasol islands. and they then said that this destroy was expelled by the chinese navy and accused us of creating instability in the region. following that motion to release the statement saying that this was false and the 1000000 was continuing. what it says are freedom of navigation, operations in international waters. now again, on friday, a stimulus statement from china navy saying it's expelled. this destroy the same 1000000 once again, and now we've had another counter came from washington from the spokes person of the u. s. 7th league saying unlawful and sweeping maritime claims pores, a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. it's continuing its operations to make a point and do what us says is defending the claims of other of other countries in this region. now, the resource rich south trying to see if claimed mostly by aging and despite

now, according to china's navy, the u. s. guided miss all destroy the 1000000, entered an area that they didn't show by the parasol island illegally and commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region. washington has not released a statement saying that what the chinese say is false and it says that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says, a freedom of navigational operations in international waters. now, much of the resource rich south trying to see if claimed by beijing, despite competing claimed by many of its ne visit building a pos which are island and intensifying military activities in this region. the u. s. and other governments have accused that bullying and the area where the incident took place is about a 7 kilometer square kilometer area by the power island also claimed by taiwan and viet nam into the physician politician. role gandhi has been sentenced to 2 years in jail for defamation in 2019 in 2900 speech

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china's military set. it drove the vessel away from the parcel islands, but the u. s. navy says it's destroyed is continuing routine operations in the south china sea and has not been expelled to new use. joining us now from beijing. what's the background to this? katrina? well, this is the 1st time that us and china have had differing accounts of what's happening in the south trying to see. but what makes us particularly dangerous is the timing at the moment. tension is a very high between beijing and washington. and so was distrust making any potential confrontation, especially risky. now, china's navy said that a u. s. guided missile destroy a 1000000 and illegally into its waters and area bay didn't call she shot by the power. so eyelid it said then that the chinese navy throw it away and that it continues to be on high alert, and that secures the us of causing instability in the region. now the us says that this statement is false and not the 1000000 is continuing to conduct what washington says off freedom of navigation, operation in international waters. now, much of

we initially had a statement from china navy saying a u. s. guided missile destroyed us as millions had sailed without permission and illegally into an area of the chinese call. she shut by the parasol islands. and they then said that this destroy was expelled by the chinese navy and accused us of creating instability in the region. following that motion to release the statement saying that this was false and the 1000000 was continuing. what it says are freedom of navigation, operations in international waters. now again, on friday, a stimulus statement from china navy saying it's expelled. this destroy the same 1000000 once again, and now we've had another counter came from washington from the spokes person of the u. s. 7 fleet saying unlawful and sweeping maritime claims pores, a serious threat to the freedom of the seas. it's continuing its operations to make a point and do what the us says is defending the claims of other of other countries in this region. now, the resource rich south trying to see if claimed mostly by aging and despite

now china is navy, says a u. s. got it miss all destroy amelia's illegally entered into an area that china called she shall buy the parasol island. it says china is navy responded by driving out the destroyer and remains in high blood. china has accused the u. s by creating regional instability via this action. now, washington has responded to this and says that trying to statement is false and that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says are freedom of navigation, exercises in international waters. now china claims much of the south china sea and it's been building up artificial islands and intensify military activities in the region. and where this encounter took place. this area by the parasite islands, it's resource rich. it's about 7 square kilometers in size. it's defacto controlled by beijing despite being also claimed by try one and the noun not washed and has been increasing its activities in the, in the pacific and its focus that and recently, it did a deal with manila to build more bases in the phili

things, like worrying about climate change instead of worrying about being lethal. >> in fact, china's navy is not just catching up, going to surpass the united states. take a look at this. this is the tale of the tape right now. u.s. versus china, a comparison. armed forces u.s. 1.4 million people. china 2 million. aircrafts there 5500 for the u.s., 2800 for china. then by 2025, china's projected to have 420 ships. nuclear war heads, we far outpace china. 3750 as of 2020. low 200s for china. the thing about nukes, how many do you need? >> you don't need a lot. >> you need them updated, the most advanced technology. >> when we started the segment off talking about china is trying to position itself now as the peacemaker in this ukraine conflict, of course what they've laid out benefits russia, their friend. we are being distracted and depleted of our own resources in this ukraine conflict. where's our state department? not just our military is in trouble, but our state department isn't doing its job it is supposed to be doing diplomacy, bringing an end to this war to america can focus on ch

would shrink the ships from 297 now to 291 in five years at a time when china's navy is expanding to 400 ships in the next two years. "the biden pentagon wants to retire ships prematurely, such as the cruiser u.s.s. viksburg," and pushed back on lawmakers who complained about the money the u.s. is spending to fight ukraine as it fights russia. >> if the rules based order in the 80th year, if that goes out the window, be very careful. we'll be doubling the defense budgets at that point, it will introduce not an era of great power competition, but an era of great power conflict and extraordinarily dangerous for the whole world. >> the testimony followed president xi's vow while in moscow to create a new world order with russia. warning china is moving down the path toward confrontation and conflict with neighbors and the u.s. he said deterring and preparing for war is extraordinarily expensive, but it's not as expensive as fighting a war. john. >> john: all right, jennifer griffin with us, the latest from the pentagon. we do spend, sandra, so much more money on defense than china do

plans to shrink the number of ships it has from 297 now to 291 in five years at a time when china's navy is expanding to 400 ships in the next two years. the testimony followed president xi's vow while in moscow this week to create a new world order with russia. >> they're not better than we are. they have a long way to go for that, but they are closing the gap very, very quickly. it is incumbent upon us to make sure that we remain number one at all times. that will help keep the peace. >> milley pushed back on lawmakers who have complained the u.s. is spending too much to support ukraine against russia. >> if that rules based order which is in its 80th year that goes out the window, be very careful we will be doubling our defense budgets at that point. >> despite recruitment being at historic lows general milley said 60% of the active force is at the highest states of readiness and could deploy to combat in less than 30 days. he said 10% of the nation's 2.2 million troops could deploy within 96 hours. gillian? '. >> gillian: jen, there were also questions today about military recruitmen

now again on friday, a stimulus statement from china navy saying it's expelled. this destroy the same 1000000 once again. and now we've had another counter came from washington from the spokes person of the us 7 league saying on low and treating maritime claims pores, a serious threats to the freedom of the seas. and it's continuing operations to make a point and do what the us says is defending the claims of other of other countries in this region. now the resource rich south trying to see you've claimed mostly by aging and despite counter claims and it is disputed territory, but still they didn't continues to build up artificial island and intensify military activities there. and the area where this particular incident took place is a 7 square kilometer door and by the parasol all. and also claimed by taiwan and viet nam. now the u. s. has accused china bullying other countries shipped through its navy and its coast guard. and we have seen of the years a subsequent focus by the u. s. in this in the pacific area. recently, the us did a deal with manila to build

china's navy is larger than ours, and modernizing their nuclear arsenal is expanding and tripling, launching more into space than the rest of the world combined, including us. we see iran, no longer deterred, has attacked us 80 times just in the last two years, and we have responded four. meanwhile, under president trump, you saw them actually bomb russians and that knocked everything off, that's how deterrent is restored. and of course, north korea is on the march and to my surprise today but i appreciate the candor, general milley said the border, southern border is in crisis, and that we have an army corps, 35,000 worth of migrants, don't know who they have streaming across the border and we have to take more aggressive action. so general milley is about to retire. some candor i appreciate and certainly a different story on the border than we are hearing from mayorkas or garland. >> sandra: interesting moments on all that, and also the growing threat that is china and russia to us here at home. this was general milley on china teaming up with russia, making the case it's difficult for our

thank you so much for joining in the united states navy is denying a chinese military statement saying a u. s. warship has been forced out of the south china sea on thursday. the chinese military said it drove the destroyer u. s. s 1000000 away from disputed waters near the power islands. the u. s. navy says it's destroyer is continuing its routine operations in the area and has not been expelled. katrina, you has more the story from beijing. certainly not the 1st time. we've had differing accounts from the u. s. in china about what happens in the south trying to see what is dangerous about the timing is that distrust and tension between washington and aging are at an all time high, making any potential confrontation, extremely risky. now, according to trying to the navy, the u. s. guided miss all destroy the 1000000, entered an area that they didn't show by the parasol island illegally ended up commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region. washington has not released a statement saying that what the chinese say a false. and it says that th

the 1000000, entered an area that being shipped by the parasol island illegally and commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region for washington has not released a statement saying that what the chinese say is false. and it says that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says, a freedom of navigational operations in international waters. now, much of the resource rich south trying to see if claimed by beijing, despite competing claimed by many of its ne visit building a pos which are island and intensifying military activities in this region. now, the u. s. and other governments have accused that bullying and the area where this incident took place is about a 7 kilometer square kilometer area by the power. so island also claim flight high one and v nan. most schools in afghanistan have reopened after the winter break, but taliban authorities are still boring, teenage girls from attending. since it's all about takeover and 2021 only girls age 12 and under have been allowed to go to school. t

1000000, entered an area that aging cold she should by the parasol island illegally and commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region for washington has our statement saying that what the chinese say is false. and it says that the 1000000 continued to conduct what it says. a freedom of navigation, of operations in international waters. now much of the resource rich south trying to see it's claimed by beijing despite competing claimed by many of its ne visits building an artificial island and intensifying military activities in this region. the u. s. and other governments have accused of bullying and the area where this incident took place is about a 7 kilometer square kilometer area by the power island also claimed by taiwan and viet nam, now us has been subsequently building up its own presence in the inner pacific. its been focusing a new on that brianna recently did a deal with manila to build more military bases in the philippines. that's also agreed to supply australia with nuclear powered su

1000000, entered an area that they didn't show by the parasol island illegally and commission. china's navy then monitored the ship and ultimately drove it away. and now it accuses the u. s. of causing instability in this region are washington has not released a statement saying that what the chinese say a false. and it says that the 1000000 continues to conduct what it says, a freedom of navigational operation in international waters. now, much of the resource rich south trying to see is claimed by aging, despite competing claimed by many of its ne visit building and island, and intensifying military activities in this region. the u. s. and other governments have accused that bullying and the area where the incident took place is about a 7 kilometer square kilometer area by the power. so island also claimed by taiwan and viet nam to, to kia now where people are marking the 1st ramadan since last month. devastating earthquakes, thousands are still living and tense, depend on aid to survive, wrestles have our reports from a camp for displaced people in the city of, of the amman. o, an unusua

with china and will engage the pla to balancing more substantive security operations with the united states. first i want to talk about -- a type of military diplomacy carried out by the chinese navy. they have a functioning service, -- and a military diplomatic purpose, which is a friendly visit were an operational stock is not needed -- china's relationship with a country is good enough that our country will allow a pla ship to stop at their port and refuel and replenish. the ports most frequently visited by the -- are all along the indian ocean rim. -- they all indicate china's continued strategic interest in the countries. next, i want to discuss military exercises. unlike u.s. exercises, pla exercises focus less on -- and instead cooperative efforts and political signaling -- however, to note pla exercises with russia, pakistan, and multilateral exercises -- are exceptions to this. the pla interacts with different foreign partners in different ways, signifying different levels of cooperation and trust between the pla and the foreign military counterpart. the majority of pla's combat exercises are conducted with russia and pakistan. countries that have real combat experience t

it says that china is navy wanted to the ship and then ultimately drove it away. and paging says, but by this action us is creating instability in the region. now, washington has released a counter claim saying that this is a false statement and that the 1000000 continues what it says off freedom of navigation operations in international waters. now, trying to claim much of the south china sea despite that resource rich region being claimed by also many of its neighbors. this area where the confrontation took place is a 7 columbus square door. and by the passage, which is also claimed by ply, one and by the by viet nam. now the us says that china has been increasing its activities, bullying other countries. and certainly it has been building an artificial island to intensify its military activities. and as a result, we've seen the us focus on the india pacific, who for more areas it's done deals with manila, for example, example to build some bases in the philippines. it's also read supplies trillion with nuclear power submarine. now, beijing says that all of this

navy personnel what they thought the problem was, here's a quote from one officer. sometimes i think we care more about whether we have enough diversity officers than if we survive a fight with china. a navy lieutenant on active duty told the authors. they think my only value as a black woman, that think that is my only value. if you cut our ship open with a missile we'll all bleed the same color. the report also found that almost 94% of sailors being interviewed believe the navy suffers from a crisis of leadership and culture. sailors told the authors that the fleet suffered critical loss of focus from primary purpose. this is critical considering the threats we face. general milley, start with you. you have served us for 43 years. you mentioned this maybe your last hearing. when you are retired and sitting there with your fellow patriots who served and watch great changes occur in our military over 40 years, can you look them in the eye, look us in the eye today and say that the d.e.i. and wokeness strengthen our military or weakened it? general milley: i would tell you that the purpose of those programs is e pluribus unum. to build teamwork. and some case it is may not work out

this is reported by cnn with reference to a statement from the ministry of defense of china training armies and navies of three countries china iran russia this is how the axis of evil has formed will last until march 19. in the february edition of the state newspaper, with reference to its own sources, it was reported that china intends to supply the russian army kamikad friends for their production, according to the publication, about a hundred drones can be sent to russia already at the beginning of april, but earlier the us secretary of state anthony blinken said that washington very clearly warned china about the consequences of military support for russia, well, now let's talk about apple eggs and prices with and not just eggs, not just apples, but those that were bought for procurement conducted by the ministry of defense in contact with us, yuriy nikolov, journalists, the founder of the project - our money, the one who first opened this pandora's box, so to speak, and told us all about the golden eggs that one company laid for the ministry of defense and for our military, and now it has decide

navy. that's not enough. if chinait wants to take on taiwan, we are still at least a decade ahead of them in some of the technology and all of that. but the fact of the matter is they have more stuff and they have more people. that's problematic. our ships are in trouble. we can't even get them maintained on schedule. we are falling behind. that's just one of our five branches of military. we used to be the nation's 1% just in terms of military. now you add in the families and we're about 1% of the nation. my mom used to proudly call us the other 1%. it takes everybody else in the house hold plus that soldier, marine, sailor, whomever, to say that we are 1%. we are not big enough. you don't have to be a hawk. you don't need political terms like that to know readiness means in 20 minutes. can you defend us? that's all it comes down to. you need willingness. are we taking away the willingness for people to volunteer to be in the military. not lowering the standards, but raising them by making part of the standards prono

this comes as china bolsters its own navy and expands territorial claims in the indo-pacific and the last 18 months. the challenges we face of a 3rd the ground. russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. china's growing assertiveness, the destabilizing behavior of iran and north korea. wolf. reston, to create a wall defined by danger. this order and division. the australian military will also in bed and train with the u.s. navy and the royal navy by this year. >> as overriding objectivet enhance the stability in the pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. this first project. this first project is only beginning. more partnerships, more potential, more pieces. security of the region lies ahead. >> and that was liberty zabala reporting for us tonight from san diego. still ahead. >> why state lawmakers are urging californians to not panic after the closure of silicon valley bank. >> some big changes heading to the forty-niners starting lineup. four's. erin wilson joins us live with details on where a bay area fraser we haven't is heading next. >> and changes are happening in sports. yo

one of the names present is the sangin vessel is the representative of china, which joined the navy of this country four years ago with 280 paces. i am very happy to participate in this exercise together with our two friendly and powerful countries, iran and russia . destroyer said admiral day that the main pillar of the force the navy of this country, after the aircraft carriers , is here to provide security in the region and support the forces that have common goals . we hope that these three countries' cooperation will be more visible in the future among the iranian ships of sahand, which has repeatedly threatened the threat of piracy. iranian and foreign oil and commercial ships should not surrender, and last year in the russian exercise , the islamic revolutionary guards corps navy is also participating in the exercise along with the ships of the army navy. in makran, the operation of 888 cooperative projects worth 5 thousand billion tomans in 31 provinces of the country, with the activation of these cooperatives, jobs have been created for 16 thousand people . he said that one of

have interests in this region, and with cooperation, can establish the naval fleet of china and russia, along with the navy of the army and the irgc , is preparing to hold the fourth exercise in the northern indian ocean , an ocean that is the route of about 70% of world trade. maritime security tomorrow with head the command of the well-known all-iranian warship jamaran enters the implementation stage. the bravery of the north indian ocean broadcasting news agency's delegation, the united nations security council held a meeting to review the situation in yemen. in this meeting, the agreement between iran and saudi arabia was welcomed and it was emphasized that this agreement can improve the situation. the people of yemen should help the un security council meeting to review the situation in yemen , the agreement between iran and saudi arabia was welcomed. terza abhi kurd said that i will use the recent agreement between iran and saudi arabia in order to resume diplomatic relations. these talks and relations between the two countries based on good neighborliness are very important for the entire region. in

one of the current heavy floating ships is china, which entered the navy of this country four years ago with 280 crew. i am very happy for the friendly and powerful country of iran and russia together to think of supply is security important in this waterway or is it wrong? admiral rouz said that the main pillar of this country's navy, after the presence of aircraft carriers , is to provide security in the region and support the forces that have common goals. sahand is also seen as nabi, who repeatedly threatened iranian oil and commercial ships with piracy and removed two seas that should not surrender and succeeded in capturing them and is in our hands and participated in the russian exercise last year, the ships of the islamic revolutionary guard corps navy. both together with the ships of the navy of the army, they are present in the exercise. the mission group of the north indian ocean broadcasting agency, the coast of makran, iran and the united nations signed a memorandum of cooperation to fight against narcotics . narcotics united nations in vienna said that this memorandum is a

that beijing is responsible. susan's on gore will if we can't rule out the china destroyed things on purpose because u. s. navy research shows that the countries in the world capable of destroying or topping submarine cables or russia on china or officials, fear that might sue is just a warning. and that internet connections to the whole of taiwan could be under threat tension between china and the u. s. has spiked over taiwan. washington does not have any official diplomatic ties with the island, but has vowed to defend it. u. s. saucers. say ty, one's president, sighing when is due to meet with us. how speaker kevin mccarthy, in california last year mccarthy's predecessor visited taiwan, sparking chinese military drills around the island. yes. do you symptom? beijing said it is seriously concerned by reports of size trip. china has never ruled out using force to bring the self governing island under control. younger, no one should underestimate the strong determination on ability of the chinese government on people to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity. a looming threat of escalation an

into, into all areas of, of, of defense spending, for example, in the marine area in the navy with the south china sea. and also we saw taiwan. that was kind of a conciliatory mention of taiwan just just to references in this work report was that which was in the speech that was given. but generally in terms of defense spending, again, they're looking to to boast or defense. 7 percent is a, is a big, it's a big number. and a lot of the neighbors in the region are going to be looking at this, you know, with a certain amount of trepidation given the china has all these regional disputes with its neighbors. so it's certainly painting a very robust picture of defense spending. you are a veteran of this issue many, many thanks again to d. w reporter clifford kuhn and look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at this hour. a fire has broken out at a refugee camp in cox is bizarre, bangladesh, the camp houses thousands of ruins, your refugees, you fled persecution in neighboring mirror, and more in 2016 emergency services. in volunteers around the scene, hundreds of homes are bel

china to aid russia. the distances involved are just enormous . this is a land war, having a navy or something doesn't matter. and in that land war, transporting the $500000.00 troops physically and then feeding them is simply an impossible thing, which is why for a year, china has steered clear of involvement in this war. if they were going to get involved, they get involved much sooner. but start going to happen. it's logistically, impossible as to will the united states continue? well, the alternative is to bring have russian forces on the border of poland, of sl akio, of hungary, of og romania. and the question then is ok, we voided this war. now we face at russia's option, war farther to the west. so it, is it initiated this war? what is the next word initiates, and under these circumstances, a prudent political leader has to say, i'm much better off holding them back in ukraine than i am for watching. and march on vienna. i'm not sure how much hungary is so, so bother to head that out. i'll give leave it then what about the economic war? you say the pipelines are going to be

navy, china's growing fleet, and new long-range missile systems.hat the top gun pilots are seeing in the sky.

i could give you statistic after statistic but to take one example, between 2014 and 2018, china's navynavies of france, italy, spain, india, taiwan, any of those individual countries. chinese defence spending now, i think, exceeds the spending ofjapan, india and australia — so not small countries — combined. so there is no arms race in asia. there is a chinese arms build—up, that other countries are quite belatedly beginning to match in different ways. australia is not the only one, japan is investing substantial amounts in its military for the first time in many years. we are seeing the philippines sign deals with america. we are seeing the formation of the quad, which is india, australia, america and japan, a kind of coalition. and aukus is one part of that counterbalancing effort to try to close the gap and ensure that china does not have such a great preponderance of military power that it is able to conduct, say, an invasion of taiwan without facing very severe consequences. so this pact between the uk, us and australia, i mean, given everything you have outlined there, should any

this comes as china bolsters its own navy and expands territorial claims in the indo-pacific and the last 18 months. the challenges we face of a 3rd the ground. russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. china's growing assertiveness, the destabilizing behavior of iran and north korea. wolf. reston, to create a wall defined by danger. this order and division. the australian military will also in bed and train with the u.s. navy and the royal navy by this year. >> as overriding objective enhance the stability in the pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. this first project. this first project is only beginning. more partnerships, more potential war, peace and security of the region lies ahead. >> i was liberty zabala reporting for us from san diego. up next. >> reaction pouring in from all over about the collapse of silicon valley bank. >> why state lawmakers are praising the federal government's decision to step in. welcome back. as the federal government steps in to protect all deposits at the santa clara based silicon valley bank state lawmakers are praising the move. they're urg

tonight the us versus china china, accusing the united states of a quote trespass after the u. s. navyailed a guided missile destroyer near disputed islands in the south china sea. china is now warning of quote serious consequences if the us does not, in their words, stop such provocative actions immediately and this comes after just yesterday, china claimed it forced the same warship away from the child sinus he the south china sea, which is something the u. s. navy denies. the reality, of course, is that china has been incredibly aggressive and openly so in the south china sea, they see it as theirs. they ignore territorial claims from other countries, and they've even gone so far as to build tiny reefs up into artificial islands that they can now use for military purposes and have had a heavily fortified them. and now as us china relations sharply deteriorate, chinese authorities raided the beijing office of a us firm that conducts background checks. they shut down the office, they detained five local staff members. and those individuals whereabouts are right now. unknown outfront n

this comes as china bolsters its own navy and expands territorial claims in the indo-pacific and the st 18 months. the challenges we face of a 3rd the ground. russia's illegal invasion of ukraine. china's growing assertiveness, the destabilizing behavior of iran and north korea. wolf. reston, to create a wall defined by danger. this order and division. the australian military will also in bed and train with the u.s. navy and the royal navy by this year. >> as overriding objective enhance the stability in the pacific amid rapidly shifting global dynamics. this first project. this first project is only beginning. more partnerships, more potential, more pieces. security of the region lies ahead and the u.s. will start rotations of these nuclear powered submarines to australia as early as 2027 for now at naval base point loma liberty, zavala. >> and the oscar goes to basically everything and everyone involved in one certain movie. a recap of the 95th. academy awards s next at 10 and is force warriors hoping to finish his home stand strong before they hit the road? they took on the phoenix

heavy floating present names he is the representative of china, who joined the navy of this country fourrs ago with 280 steps. i am very happy to participate in this exercise together with the two friendly and powerful countries of iran and russia . admiral rooz, the main pillar of this country's navy after the aircraft carriers, your presence here is to provide security in the region and support the forces that have common goals . which many times the threat of piracy from iranian and distant oil and commercial ships should not be surrendered and should be used at a distance. last year, russia participated in the exercise. the ships of the islamic revolutionary guard corps navy are also participating in the exercise along with the navy ships of the indian ocean. makran coasts, the expansion of bilateral cooperation was the focus of the negotiations of the secretary of the supreme national security council of our country with the united arab emirates. mohammad bin zayed zayed bin sultan al nahyan, hosted by mr. shamkhani, said that the uae is ready to raise relations in all areas to the

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