Ever since the outbreak of the coronavirus, China and the US have been at each other's throats. While China has been taking advantage of the pandemic to forward its interests in the South China Sea, Hong Kong and India, the US has resorted to passing and China bills and pushed anti-China rhetoric globally. The latest maneuver by the US is a show of force and sends a strong message to Beijing. For the first time in three years, three American aircraft carriers are patrolling the Indo-Pacific waters. The three warships are accompanied by navy cruisers, destroyers, fighter jets and other aircraft and their presence coincide as Washington increases its pressure on China for poor handling of the coronavirus outbreak, tightening its news on democracy in Hong Kong and resorting to bullying tactics in the South China Sea. On Thursday, the strike group warships were spread out across the Indo-Pacific. The USS Theodore Roosevelt and its strike group are operating in the Philippine Sea near Guam. The USS Nimitz Strike Group is in the Pacific off the US West Coast, the USS Ronald Reagan has left port in Japan and is operating in the Philippine Sea south of there. As reported earlier by Eurasian Times, Beijing has established administrative districts on the Paracel Islands and Spratley Islands, the site of overlapping ownership claims with Vietnam and the Philippines. Additionally, Beijing has also harassed Malaysian ships and sunk a Vietnamese vessel in the region. South Korea and the US have made the joint decision to deploy the third system as part of a defensive action to guarantee the security of the Republic of Korea. Also India and US have plans to circle China completely by July 2020. With India and USA having ports in Australia's Coco Island as well as in Philippines, Vietnam and Japan. Both USA and India will be able to cut Chinese supply line during any war-like situation. As almost 70% of Chinese supply passes from Malacca straight this deployment by USA will prove to be deadly for China in case of war.