Retired U.S. Army Major General John G. Ferrari warns that the U.S. military is dangerously reliant on China for crucial supplies, including parts for missiles and fighter jets. This dependence could cripple America's defense capabilities if China decided to cut off these supplies during a conflict. Despite efforts across multiple administrations, the U.S. still struggles to reduce this reliance, with over 40% of essential semiconductors coming from China. As tensions with Beijing rise, particularly over Taiwan, the urgency to address this vulnerability grows, highlighting the precarious state of America's military readiness.
A retired army general has warned that China's stranglehold on US military supplies leaves the West vulnerable to Beijing in the event of an all-out war.
In an exclusive interview, retired US Army Major General John G. Ferrari expressed 'grave worries' about America's continued reliance on China to supply its military.
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