China does not give up the war with the USA, prepares a terrible space attack, the secret bases of the "Dragon" are revealed

Xi Jinping seems to have set a goal for himself and the country he leads: To dominate the aerospace sector, a very hot sector which in the not-too-distant future will become increasingly strategic. The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has recently released its 2023 Space Threat Assessment, a document that says China is rapidly moving towards becoming a world leader in space. The Chinese "Dragon" has doubled the number of its satellites in orbit, going from 250 in 2019 to 499 in 2021. The space capabilities of the Asian giant are second only to the US and are constantly improving. In such a scenario, the US is carefully monitoring what is happening. The Pentagon, in particular, is preparing for a future conflict in space, as China and Russia are working on missiles and lasers capable of eliminating enemy satellites, and disrupting military and civilian communications. Chinese space threats, Pentagon officials explained, range from ground-launched missiles and lasers to cyber intrusions, not to mention possible attacks in space. In 2019, analyst Sean O'Connor had identified three facilities located on Chinese territory capable of supporting the development and implementation of an operating system based on a free electron laser (FEL). China could technically use them to hide its military satellites from the "prying eyes" of foreign spy satellites, or to attack them. Obviously, such moves can be interpreted as a prelude to a nuclear attack,