Washington’s redeployment of elements of its missile defence systems from South Korea to the Middle East could be read by China as a short-term capability gap in the region, analysts said.
They said the move also underlined US flexibility to move its assets across theatres of operation.
A Washington Post report on Tuesday citing two unnamed US government officials said that the United States had been moving parts of its Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) anti-missile system stationed in…
The US is shifting THAAD from South Korea to the Mideast. What does that mean for China?
