Pressure Point Warfare: China Swings the Assassin's Mace
By Alexander Neill
13 Mar 2007
In the wake of China’s successful anti-satellite test in January, observers are scrambling to interpret the Chinese leadership’s intentions. In fact, this confusion may be deliberately cultivated. China may be pursuing a strategy of ‘pressure-point warfare’, and the test that took place in January 2007 would be a watershed in reaching parity with US military dominance in the region.
13 Mar 2007
In the wake of China’s successful anti-satellite test in January, observers are scrambling to interpret the Chinese leadership’s intentions. In fact, this confusion may be deliberately cultivated. China may be pursuing a strategy of ‘pressure-point warfare’, and the test that took place in January 2007 would be a watershed in reaching parity with US military dominance in the region.
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