U.S. Secretary of the Army Christine Warmus said on the 27th that training at the Joint Pacific Warfare Center in Alaska with 12 countries, including South Korea, “shows China that we can win the war.”
Minister Wormuse gave examples of education and training in 12 countries including Korea, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Thailand, and said, “If Chinese President Xi Jinping takes aggressive action against Taiwan, is it only against the United States or against the 'allied forces'? Voice of America (VOA) reported that he said,
“The best way to avoid war is to show China that we can win it,” said Secretary Wurmous at a meeting on the role of the US Army in the Indo-Pacific held by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a think tank in Washington, on the 27th. “So, with regards to the role of the Army in the Indo-Pacific, we are really focusing on deterrence,” he said, and told reporters at the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center near Fort Greeley, a military base in Alaska, including South Korea 12 Mentioned national education and training.
Charles Flynn, commander of the U.S. Pacific Army, mentioned the Chinese reconnaissance balloon incident at a meeting that day and said, “The alliance of countries in the region to deter China is important.” reported by VOA.