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The South China Sea has become a hotspot of tensions between the US and China, with the US Navy's aircraft carriers being a symbol of American power projection in the region. But have you ever wondered why US aircraft carriers rarely pass through the South China Sea? Is it because of the threat posed by China's anti-ship missiles, or is it a strategic decision to avoid escalating tensions? In this video, we'll explore the reasons behind this phenomenon and what it means for the balance of power in the Asia-Pacific region. From the Spratly Islands to the Taiwan Strait, we'll examine the complex geopolitical dynamics at play and what the future holds for US-China relations in the South China Sea.
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Why US Aircraft Carriers Don't Pass Through the South China Sea1, Regional Security, Geopolitics, Military News, South China Sea, Defense Analysis, China Military, US Navy, Military Strategy, Naval Warfare, South China Sea Tensions, Strategic Military, Naval Power, Pacific Fleet, Military Technology, China-US Relations, Maritime Security, Military Exercises, Aircraft Carrier Operations, US Aircraft Carriers, Indo-Pacific.
