Recently, a report on the Taiwan Strait situation in 2027 released by the U.S. think tank "Center for Strategic and International Studies" has attracted widespread attention. The report simulates two scenarios of Japanese intervention - opening military bases for U.S. forces to use or directly sending the Self-Defense Forces to participate in the conflict, pointing out that the People's Liberation Army (PLA) would prioritize striking relevant military facilities. Even if Japan "conservatively intervenes," casualties could exceed 4,000. If Japan directly participates in the conflict, the casualties would surge even more. Since the rise of the faction led by Asahi Hayana, Japan has been making frequent moves on the Taiwan Strait issue, not only making provocative statements but also planning to deploy intermediate-range missiles and advancing military deployments. The release of this report by the U.S. think tank is essentially a warning to Japan. The Chinese Ministry of Defense made a solemn statement, stating that the PLA will resolutely counter separatist and external interference forces. At the same time, the PLA has conducted live-fire exercises in multiple maritime areas, demonstrating its determination to safeguard sovereignty. If Japan persists in its own course, it will inevitably reap the consequences.
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