On major issues related to China-Us relations and the situation across the Taiwan Strait, the US government is bound to speak out quickly. China's anti-Secession Law is no exception. Since March 8, the spokesperson of the White House, the spokesperson of the US State Department, the state Department official in charge of East Asian and Pacific affairs, the US Pacific Commander and the Secretary of State have delivered their views on the anti-secession law. The general contents include: expressing unease about the law, believing it is a mistake and inconsistent with the recent trend of warming relations across the Taiwan Straits; The law does nothing to resolve the Taiwan issue and is clearly raising tensions; Calling on China to reconsider the bill.
of the above statement?
These statements were modest and said little about how the United States might respond, especially in the military and security fields