US Defense Department's eyes on 'China's increasing aggression along the border', remained a strategy to deal with itself.
The US Department of Defense, Colin Kahl, who nominated Joe Biden for the top post of Pentagon policy, has targeted China's aggression. He told the MPs that the current tensions at the border between India and China demonstrated the growing Chinese aggression and its apprehensive tendency to dominate the region and the US allies and partner countries. On the other hand, the Deputy Secretary, Dr. Kathleen Hicks, has stated that work is being done with the task force to complete the challenge of China.
In his statement before members of the Senate Armed Services Committee for the post of Deputy Minister of Defense Policy, 'Aggression is worrisome', Kahl said that the United States is committed to standing with its allies and partner countries. "Tensions along the Indo-China border indicate China's growing aggression in the region and its growing tendency to venture dominance, which is worrying," Kahl said.
In a written reply to questions during the hearing to confirm his name as' Peaceful work ', Kahl said,' We will, however, stand with our allies and partner countries and support their efforts to reduce tensions. If my name is confirmed, I will keep a close eye on the situation and keep a watch on both sides working towards a peaceful resolution. '
India's chief defense partner said that in the last decade there has been an encouraging trend in the Indo-US defense business, technology and if his name is confirmed, he will work towards continuing it. Also, we will pivot on big purchases and high-quality technology. Kahl said that he would retain the status of 'major defense aide' of India. Dr. Hicks, conversely, held a meeting with the China Task Force of the Department of Defense. The task force is set to give recommendations by June to face China's challenge. The focus will be on the force, technology, intelligence and partnerships.
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