The United States is not ready to accept China's military exercise

The United States of America has refused to accept the military's military exercise of the Peoples Liberation Army Navy. The US has turned its backs on for some unstable behavior, including deploying arms and other military equipment in the South China Sea. The Pentagon announced this on Wednesday.

China has said in response to the United States invitation to participate in one of the world's largest international military exercises in the Pacific Ocean in January.

China's People's Liberation Army gave five ships in the last exercise held in 2016. 26 countries were included in the army. In 2014, China took the first part in this exercise. At that time China sent four ships. Along with that, another ship for the spying was sent to the region.

Pentagon spokesman Navy Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Logan said in a statement that they were not invited to the PLA navy due to the deployment of Chinese troops in the South China Sea. He also said that the United States has strong evidence that China has deployed aircraft and shipbreaking missiles and electronic jamming systems in areas claimed by Vietnam and Taiwan. China has set up bomber aircraft on Woody Island. The tension increased further.

Logan also said that these recent activities of China including the deployment of the military were involved in the breakdown of the country's President C China Ping. To the United States and the international community, China has pledged that Ping will not run military operations in disputed islands.