Keating airs 'concern' about China's anti-carrier ballistic missiles, improving subs
Adm. Timothy Keating, commander of U.S. forces in the Pacific, presented a more sober assessment of China than previously, indicating U.S. military views on China are hardening.
Keating, told the House Armed Services Committee that ilitary relations with China are “uneven and a cause of some concern but not worry.”
It was the first time a senior military officer acknowledged that U.S.-China military relations were not making progress, despite an aggressive exchange program.
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Communist Party Secretary General of Tibet Zhang Qingli, second left, arrives for the National People's Congress in Beijing on March. 15.
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