21 Warplanes, 5 Naval Ships From China Tracked Around Taiwan: Report
Taipei: Taiwan has traced 21 fighter aircraft and five naval ships from China throughout the country with eight jets that crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait.
The National Defense Ministry Taiwan said that it had traced 17 aircraft and five ships from the Chinese military throughout the country at 17:00 on Friday, reported Taiwan News.
Of the 17 Air Force Betting aircraft (Plaf), eight across the median line over the Taiwan Strait, the military said. The aircraft were four Xi’an JH-7 fighters, two Sukhoi Su-30 fighters, and two Jet Shenyang J-11.
JH-7 and Jet Su-30 crossed the median line at the northern end, while two J-11 fighters did it at the southern end.
The ministry said that his party assigned a Combat Water Patrol (CAP), Navy ships, and air defense missile systems to monitor and respond to Chinese activities to report Taiwan’s news.
China has increased its accident in Taiwan Strait Post visit US Speaker Nancy Pelosi to the island that is governed by itself.
During the previous day, the military tracked 51 Chinese fighter aircraft over the Taiwan Strait and the destroyer of Chinese guided missiles near the zone where Taiwan tested the missile.
The next tension was inflamed on Sunday when the other US Congress delegation traveled to Taiwan and in the middle of this social media post by the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) showed the recordings of the Penggu Islands which showed that the jet was in front of the Taiwan door.
Tung Pei-Lun, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Taiwan Air Force for operations, denied that Chinese exercises recently in the Taiwan Strait came near Pemu who said Beijing used “cognitive war.”
The East Theater Command PLA (ETC), the unit responsible for the area that includes the Taiwan Strait, has held naval and air force training around Taiwan as an exhibition of strength after Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taipei earlier this month.
In the midst of increasing tensions in the Taiwan Strait, the United States plans to take steps in a few weeks and the coming month to fight Chinese military and economic activities around Taiwan.
The pelSi trip to Taiwan this month triggered a new round of tension in the region. Since the US delegation visit, Beijing launched a large -scale military exercise around the island, which included excessive live shot and military aircraft close to the Taiwan airspace.
Overcoming a press briefing on Wednesday, a spokesman for the Department of Foreign Affairs Ned Price said the US would continue to take firm but also calm steps to uphold peace and stability in dealing with Beijing’s sustainable efforts to damage the status quo.
“These steps in various fields will be revealed for several weeks and the coming month because we realize that this challenge is long-term,” Price said during a press briefing.
