Tuesday, March 25th, 2025

Taiwan MND detects 10 Chinese aircraft, 7 ships around its area


The National Defense Ministry of Taiwan (MND) has detected 10 Chinese aircraft and 7 naval ships around the island till 6 am on Friday (UTC +8).

9 of them crossed the middle line and entered the southwest air defense identification zone (ADIZ) of Taiwan.

MND shared a post on X, writing, “10 PLA ​​aircraft and 7 PLAN ships active around Taiwan were detected till 6 am (UTC +8) today. 9 of the aircraft crossed the middle line and entered the south-western Adiz of Taiwan. We have monitored the situation and reacted accordingly. ”

On Thursday, Taiwan MND discovered 35 Chinese aircraft and 6 ships in its area around the island.

In recent weeks, China is clearly increasing its ability to invade Taiwan’s beaches with new naval devices.

This includes a giant landing helicopter assault (LHA) formal launching of the ship, which does not have any other navy in the world, and the mass production of flotting bridge docks to aid the vessels during the beach landing. . Both types of equipment are strong indications that China is serious about attacking Taiwan one day.

The Taiwan-China issue is a complex and long-term bhurological conflict focused on the sovereignty of Taiwan. Taiwan, officially known as the Republic of China (ROC), operates as a real independent state, operates its government, army and economy.

However, China considers Taiwan a separate province and emphasizes the “One China” policy, which claims that there is only one China, the capital of which is Beijing.

This has promoted decades of tension, especially since the Chinese Civil War (1945–1949), when the ROC government went back to Taiwan after Maotse Tung-led Communist Party controlled the mainland China.

Beijing has expressed its target of reunioning with Taiwan continuously using diplomatic, economic and military pressure to isolate Taiwan internationally. Meanwhile, Taiwan, supported by an important part of its population, continues to maintain its freedom.



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