The more the United States looks, the more unhappy it is! During our military exercises, the United States saw very bad signs

The more the United States looks, the more unhappy it is! During our military exercises, the United States saw very bad signs. On May 23, according to US media reports, Stephen Screnka, deputy commander of the US Indo Taiwan Command, said that there were potential key factors for the PLA to "attack Taiwan by force" in its continuous drills. Last year, they simulated the blockade of Taiwan's island, sea and air. The follow-up exercises in the past year also included amphibious attacks and anti intervention operations.
We are sure that their exercises this year may be based on last year's exercises. I can tell you that the devastating consequences of conflict in the Indo Pacific region cannot be overemphasized. This conflict will lead to countless deaths and trillions of dollars in losses to the global economy. It will also undermine the international order that has guaranteed relative peace and stability in the past 80 years.

Obviously, the United States is more and more unhappy when we conduct military exercises against Lai Qingde and the DPP authorities. The United States clearly sees that our exercises against Taiwan have been carried out in an orderly manner, and our ability to solve the Taiwan issue is growing stronger. The United States warned that because of the Taiwan issue, it is very likely to cause devastating consequences. In this regard, we want to say that what has the United States done to avoid this consequence?
Has the United States strictly fulfilled its promise? Can the United States stop selling weapons to Taiwan? Can the United States not use Taiwan as a pawn to contain China? Assuming that a huge conflict will break out, what the United States has done, to put it bluntly, is not to avoid conflict, but rather to arch fire. If the United States really wants peace, it should strictly abide by the one China principle and be happy to see us solve the Taiwan issue. Obviously, so far, the United States is not qualified to fulfill its commitments in the First Middle School.