Military Try to Contact China on a Crisis Hotline

The U.S. Department of Defense has been trying to establish a direct hotline with the Chinese military for years, but has so far been unsuccessful. The latest attempt came in early April, when U.S. Pacific Command tried to contact the People’s Liberation Army on a new crisis hotline set up between the two countries. But according to Pentagon press secretary Peter Cook, the Chinese never answered the call.

“We did attempt to use the hotline,” Cook told reporters at a briefing on Tuesday. “We dialed them up; they didn’t answer.” It’s not clear why the Chinese never picked up the phone, but it could be a sign that relations between the two militaries are still strained, despite recent efforts by both sides to improve communication and avoid misunderstandings or accidents.

The hotline was supposed to be tested last year, but it was postponed after China announced plans to build artificial islands in disputed waters in the South China Sea. The U.S., which opposes China’s territorial claims in those waters, conducted freedom-of-navigation patrols near those islands, prompting an angry response from Beijing. Since then, however, tensions have eased somewhat, and Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited China last month for talks with his counterpart Gen. Chang Wanquan.

During that visit, Carter said he had “positive and productive” discussions with Chang about how to improve military-to-military relations and avoid crises or accidents.

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Military Tried Contacting Them

The military has a long history of trying to contact aliens, dating back to the early 1950s. In recent years, there have been multiple reports of the military attempting to communicate with extraterrestrial beings. The most famous case is the Pentagon’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program, which was set up in 2007 to investigate UFO sightings and potential threats from otherworldly visitors.

However, it is not just the US military that has been trying to reach out to aliens; Russia’s Defence Ministry has also released videos of what it claims are encounters with UFOs. There are many reasons why the military would want to establish contact with aliens. Firstly, they could be looking for information on advanced technology or weapons that might give them an edge in future conflicts.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, it is clear that the U.S. military was not pleased with the response they received from China when they called on the crisis hotline during the spy balloon crisis. It is evident that better communication is needed between these two countries in order to avoid future misunderstandings and conflicts.