If China builds a military base in the Solomon Islands, the United States warns to res

(Washington Composite Electric) The United States warned on Friday that if China and the Solomon Islands signed a security agreement to establish a military base in the local area, the United States will respond accordingly.

Campbell, a coordinator of the National Security Council, led a delegation to visit the Solomon Islands capital of Honeyla on Friday to meet with the leader of the country.According to a statement issued by the White House, the US delegation has informed Solomon leaders that the recent signed security agreement signed by the Institute has a "potential regional security impact" on the United States and allies.

In the statement, the White House pointed out: "The United States delegation stated to the party that if China has permanent military existence, launching forces or military facilities here, the United States will seriously concern and take corresponding response measures." The White House emphasized that the United States will negotiate with regional partners and pay close attention to the development of the region.

The United States has not disclosed what response will be made, but experts point out that there are not many options in the United States.Cheng Bin, a Chinese expert at the American Think Tank "Traditional Foundation", pointed to Reuters: "The United States can reduce assistance to Solomon, but this will only push this Pacific island country to the embrace of China."

RAND Researcher Grosmann, a researcher at Rand, believes that the United States can accelerate the establishment of a base in northeastern Australia to monitor the Chinese army or conduct more naval patrols in the area, but this may not be able to playToo much fun, because the United States and Australia entered the venue too late, let China win the first safe foothold in Oceania.

Although the governments of the China Institute have not announced the details of the agreement at present, according to the draft agreement leaked in the social media in early March this year, the Solomon Islands will provide a safe port for Chinese warships, which makes it less than 2000 from the Solomon Islands less than 2000Australian Australia was deeply disturbed.

The Solomon Islands are regarded as the "backyard" of Australia and New Zealand in geographical location. The security agreement signed by China has exacerbated the vigilance between Australia and the New countries and the United States and allies to "infiltrate" regions related to China.