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U.S. spy plane flies near Chinese waters; U.S. upset that China intercepts it - Vimarsana News

U.S. spy plane flies near Chinese waters; U.S. upset that China intercepts it

Editor’s Note: There have been an alarming number of encounters between U.S. and Chinese military forces in areas near the mainland Chinese coast and airspace in recent days. The following article details an incident involving a U.S.

Former NATO Commander Warns China's Warship Confrontation Could Start War - Vimarsana News

Former NATO Commander Warns China's Warship Confrontation Could Start War

The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (USINDOPACOM) said that the Chinese vessel "executed maneuvers in an unsafe manner" close to the U.S. Navy destroyer.

Chinese fighter jet flies too close to US recon plane flying over South China Sea - Vimarsana News

Chinese fighter jet flies too close to US recon plane flying over South China Sea

A Chinese fighter jet flew far too close to an American reconnaissance jet flying over international waters in the South China Sea on Friday, May 26, in what the U.S. Armed Forces described as an [...]

Biden celebrates diversity of Air Force Academy graduates: 'That's why we're strong' - Vimarsana News

Biden celebrates diversity of Air Force Academy graduates: 'That's why we're strong'

President Biden says the Air Force Academy's graduating class is among the most diverse in history, with record percentages of both women and minorities.

Lloyd Austin Says 'It's Unfortunate' His Chinese Counterpart Won't Meet With Him - Vimarsana News

Lloyd Austin Says 'It's Unfortunate' His Chinese Counterpart Won't Meet With Him

“I’m concerned about at some point having an incident that could very, very quickly spiral out of control," the U.S. defense secretary said.