U.S. Forces Board Venezuelan Oil Tanker Bound For China

[Starmix]

According to the re[ort, Taiwan's vice premier says it’s impossible to move 40 percent of semiconductor production to the United States. More on the tug-of-war between Washington and Taipei over this critical technology. U.S. military forces pursued a sanctioned oil tanker from South America halfway across the globe before boarding it in the Indian Ocean.

The report said that the ship was carrying oil bound for China. Visiting Bath Iron Works, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth called for faster U.S. manufacturing. He says the Pentagon is pushing to rebuild the defense industrial base and prioritize U.S.-made weapons to meet battlefield demands. Four years in prison for a former campaign adviser to a Southern California city council member. He’s been convicted of acting as an agent for China.

Additionally, a strategic Australian port has become a battleground for U.S.–China tensions. Australia’s prime minister aims to regain control of the Darwin port, triggering possible trade retaliation from China. Some of China's high-ranking military officers have been purged. Insiders reveal a quiet pushback spreading through the Chinese military and into the civilian bureaucracy.

 

[kit_hung]

I've seen Taiwan refuse transfer forty percent of chips to the US while the military seizes an oil tanker at sea. war of technology and patrols heating up the world right now.

 

[Starmix]

The USA is as ever a super power country. The US forces have reasons why they boarded on the Venezuelan tanker. That was a superb move.

 

[kit_hung]

US forces reasons for entering vessel may not have been valid or just. With bully Trump at the helm, these officers are bound to take unreasonable decisions.