[China-Australia Relations]Must prepare for war with China?Australian lawmakers actually preach-Hong Kong Economic Times-China Channel-National Trends

China-Australia relations are tense, and China is dissatisfied with Australia’s China policy and restricting the import of Australian coal, red wine, logs and other commodities. Australian domestic public opinion is how to “fight back” the fryer. The Australian Senator and former Army Major General Jim Molan declared that the Australian Army must prepare for war with China.

On Tuesday (29th), Moran said on the 7News TV program in Australia that he was worried that the trade war between Australia and China would soon escalate into a military conflict.

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He said that Australia’s actual chances of fighting with China are “much higher than what is now realized” and that the Australian government needs to “prepare for the worst case immediately”:

“The war between the United States and China is not only possible, it is more likely than most people are willing to admit. Australia is not the main player, but we must prepare because we may suffer collateral damage.”

（War between US and China is not just possible, it’s more likely than most people are prepared to estimate. Australia is not the main game but we’ve got to prepare as we are likely to be collateral damage.）

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Moran expects that a war will break out between China and the United States in the next 3 to 10 years. He said that China has extraordinary military strength, “not just rockets and airplanes, but the overall ability to do things.”

But Moran also said that he did not believe that war is inevitable, but that the best way for Australia now is to develop a national defense strategy.

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