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00:00if China decided to deter any American intervention in the region.
00:09In that case. That's a defense point, but at the same time
00:15china can flex its muscles in front of the world now to stand out in this strong and strong position that might scare
00:26World armies. So these forces, the military army now represented, of course, by a will and an attack as I mentioned. Remind us,
00:36So we can't deny any of the two parts
00:39For China now, yes, it is increasing its missile arsenal
00:45in order to catch up and enter militarily to repel any intervention, for example
00:55in the vicinity of the Libyans in Taiwan, Japan in the approach of these countries,
01:04China can stop
01:06any military intervention in this region. but
01:11Now from the Filipino, Japanese or Taiwanese binoculars in this area
01:19In the South China Sea, these countries consider these Chinese moves offensive, even if they say they are defensive.
01:27So we're worried about China's ambitions
01:31Well, back to you, Mr. Hales.
01:33You originally meant you were a former chief analyst for the U.S. Pacific Command. And since you told me today that what's going on
01:43It is not new. I would like to benefit from your presence with us to try to read, if you will, the graph
01:51of the United States relationship
01:53in China or to monitor the United States specifically for China militarily,
02:00How could you draw me this graph line? Do we see today in a different Chinese military appetite
02:07Instead of competing with economic competition? We are talking today about a military competition
02:13real, practical, in the sense of a confrontation somewhere with the United States or with other countries in this region
02:22I do not agree with the idea that China wants to respond to the United States of America, but China is now focusing
02:33to reform the army and the country, and of course to consolidate these trends towards the increasing Chinese influence. And all this potential brings us back to two reasons first
02:46in order to support the Chinese influence in areas such as Southeast Asia,
02:52South Asia, Africa, the Middle East, these countries that are close or not to China
02:58And the reason?