as perfectly legal under international law. this is how the u.s. ambassador made the case friday. the aim of these strikes was to disrupt and degrade the houthis ability to continue their reckless attacks against vessels and commercial shipping in the red sae sea and gulf of . our aim is simple, to deescalate tensions and restore stability in the red sea while upholding the fumts principles of freedom of navigation. the secretary-general called attacks on shipping unacceptable and said countries defending their ships must respect law and avoid escalation.
taiwan s ability and security but also the free commerce and the china seas against chinese aggression. the best way to make sure that china does not use its military against taiwan is for america s presence to be there. joining me right now is retired army general stanley mcchrystal who had a highly decorated career commanding u.s. forces and special operations unitses in afghanistan and has a new book titled risk a user s guide. we re going to get to the book in a moment but on this topic here how much of a presence does america already have in the south china sae sea and how involved do you think the u.s. is willing to get? that s a million dollar question everybody is trying to answer right now. not what we have but what we re willing to do. you mentioned about the 72 years of history with taiwan being what it is by the former nationalist leaders who lost the
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