Is South China Sea warship breakdown a sign US is ‘taxing reserve capacity’?
•A US guided-missile destroyer recently lost power and drifted in the South China Sea, raising concerns about the US military's reserve capacity.
•Analyst Brad Martin describes the incident as highly unusual, suggesting multiple equipment and process failures occurred.
•The situation is viewed as a consequence of the prolonged US military operations against Iran.
→A US guided-missile destroyer recently lost power and drifted in the South China Sea, raising concerns about the US military's reserve capacity.
→Analyst Brad Martin describes the incident as highly unusual, suggesting multiple equipment and process failures occurred.
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