Good to see people talking about China's weaknesses instead of seeing them as a unstoppable force

As a Malaysian, it is common to know that the Strait of Malacca has been one of the most strategic route since the Malacca Sultanate, but knowing China heavily rely on this route to import LNG really blows my mind, I just found out this today

Well, my head hurts a bit from all this information, but damn this was an illuminating video on the intricacies of Chinese energy strategies.

I listened to this a ways back, but at that time, I did not know how to save on my cellphone or leave a comment. regretfully, I am not tech savey. I am learning as I go. I have asked many people to view your videos as they are very informative . Thank you for your in-depth research, as I can only assume how much time and effort these are to make

If this form and presentation was available during my high school days, learning new things would have been easier.

When you first said "12 mile zones" and then showed the economic zones, hoo boy I got really confused thinking the south china sea was much smaller than I ever imagined.

Thank you for tying all those aspects together

Great video!

I was active in the US Navy between 2011-2017, and did 2 deployments in amphibious fleets acting within the 5th fleet (Middle East) and 7th fleet (Pacific) in 2013 and 2016. We had to act as "presence of force" in the South China Sea during both deployments as we crossed through 7th fleet, and moored in multiple ports of the surrounding states. China always has multiple subs and spy planes following our fleets to act as bravado, but it's crazy how easily we could blockade China from our positions all throughout Southeast Asia, while the US literally sits on the complete other side of the world.

Someone finally thought of the smaller US carriers. Most of the time, people only mention the supercarriers, but forget about the "helicopter" carriers, all of which either currently can or could easily be modified to carry Harriers and/or the F-35.

Always impressed with the quality of the visual aids, this is the most amazing channel on UKposts.

I appreciate your video and insights. I was hooked and watched one video and another. Thank you!

My dude, this was simply amazing. Honestly. What unbelievable effort. The fact that this is free to watch is a blessing. The details, the narration, the illustrations, the sheer documentary-level quality of your content. That was astonishing. Congratulations and please, oh please, keep them coming.

That strait is the reason why India has so much potential and is looking to upgrade the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Interesting and informative. Excellent photography/map job enabling viewers to better understand what /whom the orator is describing.

honestly, I don't know when I've learnt that much in such a short/compressed time. I usually follow the news, but they never give away why background information. all of a sudden, the entire world makes more sense now. I wish this video would be considered for screening in schools! (also, his somewhat unusual way to speak DRAMATICALLY helps with memorizing 😅)

your videos become more like a documentary episode of around 40 min each rather than a UKposts video. Good work

A 40 minute video from RealLifeLore? HELL YEAH!!

I genuinely hope you’ll keep uploading informative videos like this. This is my international affairs class basically

thank you for creating such a comprehensive geopolitical video with great graphics. additional support for shedding light on the Uyghur genocide