Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach, commander of the U.S. Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), said Russia’s invasion of Ukraine should give China some pause about attacking its neighbors, if the communist regime really learns some “key lessons” from the war. The biggest lesson should be the “solidarity” of the international community in opposing the invasion and the crippling sanctions that Western governments have slapped on Moscow, according to Wilsbach. “I’m hoping that China will recognize that, and realize that something very similar, maybe even more robust would happen, if they were to conduct some kind of unprovoked attack on one of their neighbors,” Wilsbach said, during an online event hosted by the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies on March 14. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has fueled speculation that Chinese leader Xi Jinping may follow his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin’s footsteps and fulfill his own territorial ambition by invading Taiwan. Last October, Xi vowed …