Taiwan has reported a significant increase in the activity of Chinese aircraft near its territory, sparking concerns over potential military aggression. According to Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense, Chinese planes have been spotted entering Taiwan’s air defense identification zone (ADIZ) at an alarming rate.
The ADIZ is a buffer zone that surrounds Taiwan’s airspace, and any foreign aircraft entering this zone is required to identify itself and state its intentions. However, Chinese planes have been consistently violating this protocol, with some even crossing into Taiwan’s sovereign airspace.
The increased activity has been observed over the past few days, with multiple Chinese aircraft, including fighter jets and reconnaissance planes, detected near Taiwan’s territory. Taiwan’s military has been put on high alert, with defense systems activated to monitor the situation.
The move is seen as a provocative gesture by China, which claims Taiwan as its own territory. The increased military activity comes amid rising tensions between China and Taiwan, with Beijing seeking to assert its dominance over the self-ruled island.
Taiwan has called on China to cease its aggressive behavior and respect its sovereignty. The international community is also watching the situation closely, with concerns over potential conflict in the region