China Threatens US Entities Over Downed Spy Balloon in South China Sea
China has issued a threat to US entities after a spy balloon operated by the US was shot down by Chinese authorities. The incident occurred in the South China Sea, an area of contention between the two nations.
Dr Rani Devi Rawat 
China threatens US entities over downing of spy balloon, accused of overreacting
China has issued a threat to US entities after a spy balloon operated by the US was shot down by Chinese authorities. The incident occurred in the South China Sea, an area of contention between the two nations.
Chinese officials have accused the US of violating their airspace and endangering their national security. However, some experts are calling China's response an overreaction, stating that the spy balloon was likely not a significant threat.
The Chinese military has reportedly warned US entities to cease all activities in the region, or face "necessary measures" to protect their sovereignty. This threat has sparked concerns of escalating tensions between the two nations.
The US has not yet responded to China's warning. However, tensions between the two nations have been high in recent years, with both sides engaging in a trade war and accusing the other of human rights abuses.
The downing of the spy balloon has only added to these tensions, with some experts suggesting that the incident could trigger a more significant conflict between the two nations. Others, however, believe that the situation will eventually be resolved through diplomatic channels.
