[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Compounding Lab [@CompoundingLab](/creator/twitter/CompoundingLab) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-20 20:07:02 UTC $TSMC $BABA $PDD $TCEHY $SMCI $JD $BIDU $NTES $XIACF China’s frequent displays of its new Shuiqiao-class landing craft, designed to deliver heavy equipment onto fortified shores, actually reinforce a counterintuitive point: Taiwan’s takeover, if it occurs, will not resemble traditional invasion scenarios imagined by military analysts. There will be no armada of landing ships storming across the Taiwan Strait on a dramatic D-Day. Taiwanese artillery won’t pound beaches filled with Chinese barges. There will be no catastrophic mine explosions or blood-soaked landings under relentless machine gun fire like at Omaha, Gold, or Juno in World War II. Likewise, there will be no cinematic carrier battles between the US and China on the open sea. Instead, the decisive blow will come from within Taiwan itself. Weeks before any formal invasion date, thousands of Chinese special operations personnel will infiltrate the island disguised as tourists, students, and businesspeople. Their initial mission will be to remain undetected until the operation’s launch. The first wave of attack will target Taiwan’s infrastructure. In a sudden coordinated move, electricity, internet, mobile networks, and television broadcasts will be cut, plunging the island into darkness and confusion. Simultaneously, China will unleash ballistic and cruise missile strikes, focusing only on military objectives: command headquarters, communication hubs, radar sites, runways, port facilities, and air defense systems. Aircraft parked in hangars will likely remain untouched to avoid unnecessary destruction. Just as Israel leveraged covert sabotage within Iran’s borders, China’s infiltrated operatives will assist in destroying critical targets from the inside. During these missile strikes, Chinese special forces already on the island will initiate their primary task: capturing Taiwan’s political leadership. Their goal is not mass killings but securing the president, top ministers, and senior military commanders. This decapitation strategy aims to paralyze Taiwan’s capacity to coordinate defense. Following this internal assault, the main invasion force will not arrive on grey-painted warships but aboard civilian aircraft and ships. Special forces, supported by helicopter landings, will secure vital international airports such as Taoyuan and key ports like Kaohsiung and Taichung. Once these gateways are under control, dozens of Chinese heavy military transport aircraft can rapidly fly in troops and equipment in hundreds of sorties, drastically accelerating the occupation and minimizing casualties. One of China’s top strategic goals will be the capture of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) factories in Hsinchu and Tainan. These facilities produce over half of the world’s semiconductors, including XX% of the most advanced chips. Securing them intact is crucial. China will seek to assure global markets that production will continue seamlessly under new management, emphasizing that while the branding may change from Taiwanese to Chinese, the world’s chip supply remains stable. However, Beijing will make it clear that any foreign intervention risks the destruction of these facilities, threatening a collapse of the global electronics and AI industries. In effect, these factories will become hostages ensuring geopolitical leverage. Meanwhile, the Chinese Navy will establish a blockade around Taiwan without deploying amphibious troops. Cut off and isolated, Taiwanese citizens will suffer a profound psychological shock. Once communications are restored under Chinese control, a single, carefully crafted message will appear on every television and device across the island: 🔹Your government has been captured and urges you to surrender. 🔹Your ports and airports are under our control. 🔹Your military leadership is neutralized. 🔹The American fleet remains hundreds of miles away and will not arrive in time. 🔹Resistance will only bring unnecessary suffering. Peace, prosperity, and reunification await. China will likely avoid entering major cities to prevent destructive urban warfare. Instead, its forces will encircle urban centers, establish humanitarian corridors for civilians to leave, and offer local military garrisons the option of honorable surrender. Faced with overwhelming odds, psychological isolation, and no real hope of external rescue, Taiwan’s leadership may choose capitulation to spare its population devastation. Thus, Taiwan’s annexation would not be a replay of historical beach invasions. Instead, it would be a swift hybrid operation blending covert infiltration, cyber and infrastructure sabotage, limited but precise kinetic strikes, strategic hostage-taking of economic assets, and psychological dominance – all designed to force a rapid surrender while minimizing bloodshed and destruction. Welcome home to your “mother port,” Taipei. * Disclaimer: This post is translation of an article originally written by Dmitry Chernyshev  XXX engagements  **Related Topics** [smci](/topic/smci) [baba](/topic/baba) [acquisition](/topic/acquisition) [$xiacf](/topic/$xiacf) [$ntes](/topic/$ntes) [$bidu](/topic/$bidu) [$jd](/topic/$jd) [$tcehy](/topic/$tcehy) [Post Link](https://x.com/CompoundingLab/status/1947025479233646802)
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China’s frequent displays of its new Shuiqiao-class landing craft, designed to deliver heavy equipment onto fortified shores, actually reinforce a counterintuitive point: Taiwan’s takeover, if it occurs, will not resemble traditional invasion scenarios imagined by military analysts.
There will be no armada of landing ships storming across the Taiwan Strait on a dramatic D-Day. Taiwanese artillery won’t pound beaches filled with Chinese barges. There will be no catastrophic mine explosions or blood-soaked landings under relentless machine gun fire like at Omaha, Gold, or Juno in World War II. Likewise, there will be no cinematic carrier battles between the US and China on the open sea.
Instead, the decisive blow will come from within Taiwan itself. Weeks before any formal invasion date, thousands of Chinese special operations personnel will infiltrate the island disguised as tourists, students, and businesspeople. Their initial mission will be to remain undetected until the operation’s launch.
The first wave of attack will target Taiwan’s infrastructure. In a sudden coordinated move, electricity, internet, mobile networks, and television broadcasts will be cut, plunging the island into darkness and confusion. Simultaneously, China will unleash ballistic and cruise missile strikes, focusing only on military objectives: command headquarters, communication hubs, radar sites, runways, port facilities, and air defense systems. Aircraft parked in hangars will likely remain untouched to avoid unnecessary destruction. Just as Israel leveraged covert sabotage within Iran’s borders, China’s infiltrated operatives will assist in destroying critical targets from the inside.
During these missile strikes, Chinese special forces already on the island will initiate their primary task: capturing Taiwan’s political leadership. Their goal is not mass killings but securing the president, top ministers, and senior military commanders. This decapitation strategy aims to paralyze Taiwan’s capacity to coordinate defense.
Following this internal assault, the main invasion force will not arrive on grey-painted warships but aboard civilian aircraft and ships. Special forces, supported by helicopter landings, will secure vital international airports such as Taoyuan and key ports like Kaohsiung and Taichung. Once these gateways are under control, dozens of Chinese heavy military transport aircraft can rapidly fly in troops and equipment in hundreds of sorties, drastically accelerating the occupation and minimizing casualties.
One of China’s top strategic goals will be the capture of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) factories in Hsinchu and Tainan. These facilities produce over half of the world’s semiconductors, including XX% of the most advanced chips. Securing them intact is crucial. China will seek to assure global markets that production will continue seamlessly under new management, emphasizing that while the branding may change from Taiwanese to Chinese, the world’s chip supply remains stable. However, Beijing will make it clear that any foreign intervention risks the destruction of these facilities, threatening a collapse of the global electronics and AI industries. In effect, these factories will become hostages ensuring geopolitical leverage.
Meanwhile, the Chinese Navy will establish a blockade around Taiwan without deploying amphibious troops. Cut off and isolated, Taiwanese citizens will suffer a profound psychological shock. Once communications are restored under Chinese control, a single, carefully crafted message will appear on every television and device across the island:
🔹Your government has been captured and urges you to surrender.
🔹Your ports and airports are under our control.
🔹Your military leadership is neutralized.
🔹The American fleet remains hundreds of miles away and will not arrive in time.
🔹Resistance will only bring unnecessary suffering. Peace, prosperity, and reunification await.
China will likely avoid entering major cities to prevent destructive urban warfare. Instead, its forces will encircle urban centers, establish humanitarian corridors for civilians to leave, and offer local military garrisons the option of honorable surrender. Faced with overwhelming odds, psychological isolation, and no real hope of external rescue, Taiwan’s leadership may choose capitulation to spare its population devastation.
Thus, Taiwan’s annexation would not be a replay of historical beach invasions. Instead, it would be a swift hybrid operation blending covert infiltration, cyber and infrastructure sabotage, limited but precise kinetic strikes, strategic hostage-taking of economic assets, and psychological dominance – all designed to force a rapid surrender while minimizing bloodshed and destruction.
Welcome home to your “mother port,” Taipei.
- Disclaimer: This post is translation of an article originally written by Dmitry Chernyshev
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