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Search V-HOT to Grant Neutia, retired U.S. Marine and I'm author of When China Attacks

and now we come to the situation for Japan.

Two headlines, Grant, a very good day to you.

One, Japan Scrambles Jets to Intercept Chinese Spy Drone.

Two, Japan reacts to four surface vessels associated with the People's Republic of China in the waters of the Senkaku.

Why are the Chinese doing this? It's established that Japan doesn't like it.

The notes have been strong these last years. Why now, Grant? Good day to you.

Well, yes, good morning. The Chinese are doing it because they fully intend to dominate the oceans, the airs around Japan and they tend to take back some of Japanese territory that they think belongs to China and this is part of a

campaign that's been going on for about four or five years to really send more and more ships

and aircraft into more and more places closer to Japan around the Sencocos, which you mentioned.

The Chinese have said they're going to have ships there every single day of the year in 2024. That's what

she-ching-ping announced and already they've had them most of the days of the year and the

idea is kind of to take it over by osmosis. You get so many ships there all the time

the Japanese get overstretched, worn out and you flood the zone and eventually you just

claim that it's yours you have

administrative control and that's that and it's not just around the Suncocles we're

seeing this in the East China Sea, the Sea of Japan, more and more the Chinese Navy, Chinese Air Force is

operating and it's been operating for the last few years routinely with the Russian Navy, with the Russian Air Force.

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