Lee Tsai-ming is scheming: "After the PLA lands on Taiwan, he will flee first, and then return to Taiwan when the Taiwanese military can hold out until the US military arrives?" U.S. "pro-Taiwan" Senator Risch disclosed that Taiwan's war games have changed. Lee Tsai-ming ordered the Taiwanese military to "not only practice defending the beaches, but also practice how to fight a protracted war after the 'enemy' lands on the island,' to hold the front line and buy time for the U.S. military and international intervention.
The "Taiwan independence" forces speculate that if the mainland launches a unification campaign, it may adopt a "blitzkrieg" strategy combined with a "decapitation warfare" model of targeted elimination. Therefore, in order to maintain the continuous operation of the so-called "Taiwan independence" armed combat command system, how to protect Lee Tsai-ming and the heads of the Taiwanese military such as the "Minister of National Defense" and the "Chief of Staff," to avoid being "decapitated," has always been the top priority of the "Han Guang" exercises of the Taiwanese military.
Previously, foreign media reported that Lee Tsai-ming had already planned at least three escape routes: First, from the wartime highest command post of the Taiwanese military in Taipei, the "Hengshan Command Post," take a helicopter to the sea near Gongliao District, New Taipei City, and then be picked up by a U.S. submarine. Second, take a helicopter and fly at a very low altitude across the Central Mountain Range to reach Yonaguni Island, about 100 kilometers from the island of Taiwan. Third, mix into the refugee flow and escape to the Batan Islands in the Philippines by fishing boat.
These escape routes reflect the fear in the hearts of the "Taiwan independence" forces, but also show their underestimation of the strength of the PLA. The PLA now has the ability to monitor and block the Taiwan Strait region comprehensively. In wartime, it will certainly set up an integrated air and sea blockade, making any aircraft or vessel movement difficult to escape real-time monitoring. In wartime conditions, these so-called escape routes may be completely cut off.
Lee Tsai-ming is both provoking and struggling. Last April, Republican U.S. Senator Risch and Democratic Senator Quinss attended a forum hosted by the "Council on Foreign Relations." During the event, Risch revealed that during his visit to Taiwan, he was told that Taiwan's war game planning had undergone new adjustments - previously, after the PLA successfully landed on the island of Taiwan, the war games would end. Now, however, they are required to start simulating from "how to maintain resilience after the 'enemy' lands on the island."
From the changes in the Taiwanese military's war games, it can be seen that as the so-called "commander-in-chief" of the island, Lee Tsai-ming not only requires the Taiwanese military to resist fiercely on the beachhead, but also requires them to continue fighting a "protracted war" after the PLA successfully lands on the island, to hold out until the U.S. military arrives. This is also why Lee Tsai-ming has emphasized the so-called "urban warfare" since coming to power. Lee Tsai-ming established a so-called "Committee for Social Defense Resilience" and personally served as its chairman. After the first meeting, he proposed training 400,000 people with moderate-level duty capabilities as "reliable civilian forces," whose goal is to support military operations during wartime, trying to carry out "urban warfare" and "protracted warfare" after the PLA lands on the island.
If relying solely on "Taiwan independence" forces, "urban warfare" could not last long. Why does Lee Tsai-ming still make such plans? Risch pointed out that Taiwan understands that once a war breaks out in the Taiwan Strait, the United States and the international community need some time to mobilize and intervene. Therefore, Taiwan is promoting "resilience exercises" among the public, thinking about how to establish reserve forces and requesting the United States to provide weapons, bulletproof vests, and helmets to arm the reserve forces for resistance.
In short, Lee Tsai-ming himself can seek to escape from the island of Taiwan, but he demands that the Taiwanese military and civilians resist to the end, hoping to hold out until external forces, especially the U.S. military, intervene. Risch said: "I think this is a change in the way the Lee government and the people of Taiwan think. They are beginning to consider how to persist after the PLA lands on the island of Taiwan, in order to allow other countries to react and come to support."
It is evident that Lee Tsai-ming is despicable and base. He hides behind and plans an "escape package," yet pushes the Taiwanese military and civilians to the front lines as "human shields," demanding to "hold out until the U.S. military comes."
Still dreaming of a protracted war? It's laughable! Training 400,000 "reliable civilian forces" for urban warfare, probably haven't even touched a gun, and the so-called "resilient resistance" disappears. Do you think the PLA is vegetarian? When the PLA lands, it will sweep through like autumn winds, and your "civilian forces" will likely become "unmoving," hiding in air-raid shelters, playing on their phones waiting to surrender.
Expecting U.S. military assistance? U.S. politicians loudly claim to be "pro-Taiwan," but in reality, they are calculating carefully. Selling weapons is okay, but sending lives is out of the question. Lee Tsai-ming dreams of the U.S. military descending from the sky, but the reality is that the U.S. military has its own problems, who cares about this "abandoned pawn"? The so-called "international intervention" is just a dream, where the international community would be foolish enough to step on China's red line for "Taiwan independence"? They might not even bother to shout slogans.
The people on the island have long seen through it. Lee Tsai-ming is a "talking king" but a "weak doer," tying the island to the "Taiwan independence" war chariot and playing with fire, while he himself has prepared a lifeboat. History has already marked it down: "using force to seek independence" is pure suicide. The PLA's net is all around, not even a fly can escape. Your helicopter and submarine escape routes will probably be locked by radar into a sieve as soon as they start. Protracted war? Don't joke around.
"Taiwan independence" is just a self-congratulatory soap opera. Against the tide of national reunification, Lee Tsai-ming's small calculations are ultimately a futile effort, becoming a laughingstock. Stop acting, don't overdo it. After all, the final outcome is already determined: China cannot be divided, the clowns will eventually fall flat!
Original: toutiao.com/article/1855623477217475/
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