The Japanese Think Tank Push: Japan and the United States can prevent mainland China f

Japanese think tank speculates that if mainland China attacks Taiwan in 2026, Japan and the United States will prevent Beijing from achieving their goals, but Japan and the United States will pay a heavy price in terms of personnel and equipment.

According to the Nikkei Asian comment website reported on Friday (February 24), the Takagawa Heping Consortium launched a four -day chess deduction in January, and the theme of Mainland China tried to launch an amphibious attack platform in 2026.Soldiers predict that if Japan and the United States decide to assist Taiwan, Beijing will not be able to attack Taiwan, but Japan will lose up to 144 fighters, and the number of casualties of the Self -Defense Forces can be as high as 2,500.

The United States may lose up to 400 fighters and more than 10,000 soldiers.In Taiwan, the number of soldiers, including prisoners of war, was 13,000, and the number of warships and fighter losses was 18 and 200, respectively.

The attacking operation will end in about two weeks later. Mainland China will lose 156 warships, including two aircraft carriers, and 168 fighters and 48 military transport aircraft, more than 40,000 soldiers casualtiesEssence

About 30 people including the former Japanese Self -Defense Force officer, Japanese beauty scholars and researchers participated in the push.

Senior Researcher Watanabe Hengxiong, a senior researcher at the Heping Heping Consortium, said: "We must be ready for major losses when we can do it."Do your best in soldiers to avoid war with the United States, and believe that Beijing may unify with Taiwan without actual military conflicts.

The US Think Tank Strategy and the International Research Center launched a troops last year, and also designed 24 scenarios with mainland China ’s 2026 attack Taiwan.Soldiers predict that in most cases, in most cases, they cannot successfully attack Taiwan. Japan also pays a huge price because Japan will lose more than 100 fighters and 26 warships in basic scenarios.

The Nikkei Asian review website believes that the two think tanks are pushed with reference to the existing tanks and capabilities, which means that if the military strength of mainland China has increased significantly after the military strength of Mainland China, in 2026, the actual situation may be different.