The Pentagon has raised concerns over China’s use of surveillance balloons to spy on US military bases in the Pacific.
The US Department of Defense has warned that Beijing is using the balloons to monitor US military activities in the region. The balloons are equipped with cameras and sensors that can detect movement and sound.
The balloons are part of China’s “intent surveillance” program, which is designed to monitor US military activities in the region. The program is part of China’s efforts to gain a strategic advantage in the region.
The US has long been concerned about China’s military buildup in the region. The US has accused China of militarizing the South China Sea and has called on Beijing to stop its aggressive behavior.
The Pentagon has said that the balloons are a “clear violation” of international law and a “direct threat” to US national security. The US has called on China to stop its surveillance activities and to respect the sovereignty of other nations in the region.
The US has also expressed concern over China’s use of artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor US military activities. The US has accused China of using AI to track US ships and aircraft in the region.
The US has urged China to stop its surveillance activities and to respect the sovereignty of other nations in the region. The US has also called on China to stop its militarization of the South China Sea.
The US has warned that China’s surveillance activities could lead to a “dangerous escalation” in the region. The US has urged China to stop its surveillance activities and to respect the sovereignty of other nations in the region.
The US has also called on China to stop its militarization of the South China Sea. The US has warned that China’s militarization of the South China Sea could lead to a “dangerous escalation” in the region.
The US has urged China to stop its surveillance activities and to respect the sovereignty of other nations in the region. The US has also called on China to stop its militarization of the South China Sea.