China Conducts Military Drills Near Taiwan Over Three Days
After President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan visited the U.S., China put on a show of force and warned Taipei against building closer ties with Washington.
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After President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan visited the U.S., China put on a show of force and warned Taipei against building closer ties with Washington.
Ship-launched fighter jets have previously never been seen in island’s air defence zoneChina’s military exercises targeting Taiwan have concluded after three days in which it encircled the island, simulated missile attacks on cities, and practised ship…
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Show of force comes after Taiwanese president Tsai met US House speaker McCarthy this week, despite Beijing warning against itChina-Taiwan tensions explained in 30 secondsChina has sent dozens of warplanes towards Taiwan for a second day of military dr…
Three-day operation comes after Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen met with Kevin McCarthy in CaliforniaChina launched military drills around Taiwan on Saturday, in what it called a “stern warning” to the self-ruled island’s government following a meeting b…
The Chinese military announced the start of three-day ‘combat readiness patrols’ in retaliation for Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen’s U.S. trip.
DefenceTalkChina sent warships and aircraft near Taiwan for a second day on Friday and insisted the island remains “an inseparable part of China”, after President Tsai Ing-wen angered Beijing by meeting with US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy….
Taiwan’s president visited the United States this week and met with the House speaker, angering Beijing, which had threatened consequences.
‘Combat readiness’ exercises come after Taiwan president Tsai Ing-wen met US house speaker Kevin McCarthy this week, angering BeijingChina-Taiwan tensions explained in 30 secondsChina’s military has sent dozens of planes across the Taiwan Strait median…
Beijing: The Chinese Foreign Ministry on Friday announced sanctions against Hudson Institute and the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and their directors in response to the meeting held between Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen and the US House of Representatives Speaker Kevin McCarthy in the United States, Global Times reported.Under the countermeasures, universities, institutions,