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A top-secret Pentagon document has reportedly leaked, revealing shocking insights into a potential US–China war over Taiwan. According to the report, China’s massive arms production, advanced weapons, and sheer numbers could drastically outmatch even the most sophisticated US military systems. The brief highlights hypersonic missiles, dense missile arsenals, mass-produced drones, and submarines — all pointing to China’s dominance in a potential conflict.

With satellite imagery showing full-scale drills, water bridges, amphibious rehearsals, and warships gathering in the Philippine Sea, tensions are escalating rapidly. While the US has promised to defend Taiwan, strategic ambiguity and potential global involvement make this the most dangerous military standoff of the century.

Who would really win if a war broke out over Taiwan — and could it actually happen?

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00:00What if China and the United States went to war over Taiwan?
00:26Well, a top-secret Pentagon document claims to have the answer.
00:34And trust me, it's not the answer Washington wanted to hear.
00:39Who would win a U.S.-China war over Taiwan?
00:43A highly classified overmatch brief has reportedly leaked from inside the U.S. Department of Defense.
00:50According to the report, in simulations of a war over Taiwan, China comes out on top.
00:56Yep, China.
00:59The document says China's massive arms production and ultra-cheap advanced weapons could overwhelm
01:06America's most expensive and sophisticated systems.
01:10China is pumping out advanced weapons at a rate and cost the U.S. simply can't match.
01:22The report points to hypersonic glide missiles, reportedly 40x cheaper than U.S. versions,
01:29dense missile arsenals, mass-produced drones and submarines.
01:35The conclusion?
01:36U.S. jets, ships, and even satellites could be left dangerously exposed.
01:42In multiple war games described in the brief, the U.S. Navy's most advanced aircraft carrier,
01:48the USS Gerald R. Ford, is destroyed early in the conflict.
01:53China's diesel-electric submarines and hypersonic missiles reportedly overwhelm it before it can
01:59even get close to Taiwan.
02:02And that's not all.
02:03The report warns the U.S. depends too heavily on expensive, complex weapons, while China floods
02:09the battlefield with numbers.
02:12President Xi Jinping has repeatedly said Taiwan will be reunified with China by 2027 if necessary,
02:20and Beijing is practicing for it.
02:25Recent satellite imagery shows massive invasion barges called water bridges linking together
02:31to form a kilometer-long causeway, civilian ferries rehearsing troop landings, warships
02:38gathering in the Philippine Sea, amphibious drills at dawn involving troops and armored vehicles.
02:44It looks like a full-scale dress rehearsal.
02:49The U.S. has promised to help defend Taiwan, though it keeps things vague under strategic
02:54ambiguity.
02:55Japan's prime minister has even suggested Tokyo might intervene if Taiwan is attacked,
03:01sparking anger from Beijing.
03:04Add in global tensions over Ukraine, and experts warned the slightest miscalculation could trigger
03:10a conflict with worldwide consequences.
03:13So, who would win?
03:17According to the leaked Pentagon brief, China wins in a fight over Taiwan.
03:21But, and this is important, war is unpredictable.
03:25Alliances, technology, geography, and political decisions can flip everything.
03:30What the leak really shows is this.
03:32Tensions are rising, China is preparing, and the world is inching closer to the most dangerous
03:39military standoff of the century.
03:41What do you think?
03:42Could a U.S.-China war actually happen?
03:45And who would win in reality?
04:04I think it is.
04:06I think our own
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