America wants to form an alliance to curb China's ambitions in the South China Sea.
The US is planning to build a network of allies and partners to curb China's ambitions in the South China Sea.
After conducting a series of drills in response to China's moves in the South China Sea, the United States is taking the next strategic move, including a plan to build a network of allies and partner to curb China's ambitions.

Seek support from allies and partners.

Currently, the Trump administration is working to seek maximum diplomatic support from Southeast Asian countries. The United States has also achieved remarkable success by bringing together like-minded nations in the Indo-Pacific.

Recently, the US Department of Defense has expanded its military presence in the region with three countries, Japan, India, and Australia, known as the "Diamond Quartet" - a non-major alliance. challenges to deal with the growing challenge from China.

In addition, the US is also focusing on increasing anti-submarine warfare capabilities, in the context of China's expanding nuclear submarine fleet, which some reports indicate that this force may have appeared on the island.