US EditionTaiwan details surge in Chinese activity on last day of war games
- China’s military has conducted live-fire drills simulating attacks on high-value targets in Taiwan, including ports and energy facilities, according to Senior Colonel Shi Yi.
- Taiwan's President William Lai Ching-te condemned these drills as threats to regional security, citing 21 Chinese warships and 76 military aircraft near the island.
- Yu noted that President Xi Jinping sees Taiwan as a breakaway province and intends to unify it with mainland China, whether by peaceful means or force.
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Taiwan details surge in Chinese activity on last day of war games
Taiwan's defence ministry on Thursday detailed a surge in Chinese military activity as Beijing wrapped up a second day of war games overnight Wednesday, saying it had detected 59 warplanes and 23 navy ships operating around the island.
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82 Chinese warplanes, ships deployed near Taiwan during drills Wednesday: MND - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, April 3 (CNA) China dispatched 82 warplanes and vessels to areas near Taiwan on Wednesday, the last day of its most recent military exercises in the region, according to Taiwan's defense ministry.
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Fiji Broadcasting CorporationTaiwan says 59 Chinese warplanes, 23 warships detected around island
TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's defence ministry said on Thursday that over the past 24 hours it had detected 59 Chinese military aircraft and 23 Chinese navy ships operating around the island.
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