Taiwan’s Armed Forces said they had developed their own strengths to “watch, warn and react in an appropriate way”.
The Chinese Armed Forces announced today that they have mobilized land, naval and air units and developed them around Taiwan as part of a large -scale high school to exclude the island, where initiatives for independence would lead to “war”.
Elements of the Chinese Armed Forces “are approaching the island of Taiwan from multiple directions,” said Si Y, a spokesman for the Eastern Theater of the People’s Liberation Army, describing the Gymnasiums in progress “legally and necessary”.
Gymnasiums are axis of “aeronautical battle preparation” patrols, the “acquisition of joint superiority” on the battlefield, exercises for “attacking marine and land targets and exclusion of keys and marine zones”, the representative.
In reaction, Taipei announced that she had developed her own aircraft and warships, as well as missile systems.
According to the Taiwan Defense Ministry, China developed 19 warships around the island within 24 hours, from 06:00 Monday until 06:00 today (local time; 01:00 Cyprus time), including Soviet Shandong aircraft carrier.
The new gymnasiums aim to transmit a message of “strict warning and active deterrence” to the separatists on the island, the Chinese Armed Forces said.
In addition, the Chinese Port Authority announced that it was conducting “patrols” for “law enforcement” and “inspection” and “arrest” of ships, “intercepting” and “detection” ships moving “without permission”, according to a statement.
Taiwan’s presidency “strongly condemned” Chinese military exercises. While for Prime Minister TSO Gung-Tai, “resorting to military power demonstrations is not something in which modern and progressive societies should be undertaken.”
Taiwan’s president, Lai Qing-T, described China as a “external hostile force” last month, proposing new measures to combat Chinese intrusion and espionage.
Today, while high schools were in progress, Beijing warned Taipei that “Taiwan’s independence” would mean “war”. And the promotion of the island’s independence “pushes Taiwan residents to a dangerous situation”, to “armed conflict”, warned Ju Fenglian, a spokesman for the Taiwan case office, responsible for the party’s policies.
The Eastern Theater Administration of the Chinese Armed Forces, which oversees operations in the Strait of Taiwan, today released an information chart under the heading “Tightening the Cleo”. It refers to the ships and aircraft that surround the island and is accompanied by a warning to the Taiwan separatists.
Today’s gymnasiums are the largest since February, when Taipei reported that Beijing forces were doing “real fire” exercises in an area of about 40 nautical miles (74 kilometers) south of the island.
Taiwan’s Armed Forces said they had developed their own strengths to “watch, warn and react in an appropriate way”.
Although Washington officially does not officially recognize Taiwan but China for decades, it is legally obliged to supply the island with defensive material, despite Beijing’s intense protests. However, the United States is maintaining the one that calls “strategy of ambiguity as to whether they would defend the island in the event of a Chinese attack.
Last week, Undersecretary of Defense of Taiwan attended a US ceremony to build the first F-16V (Block 70-72) fighter. The production of all modern fighters (Lockheed) ordered by Taipei is expected to be completed the following year and the surrender of the whole is projected to be completed by the end of 2026.
Source: KYPE