Dragon’s Bark: China’s Threats Ahead Of Taiwan’s Presidential Election And The Escalating Tension Explained
Dragon’s Bark: China’s Threats Ahead of Taiwan’s Presidential Election and the Escalating Tension Explained.
Dragon’s Bark: As Taiwan braces for presidential elections, China intensifies threats, prompting fears of military action.
Discover the latest developments, China’s intimidation tactics, and Taiwan’s response to safeguard sovereignty.
Afraid of Taiwan’s presidential election, Dragon gave a jackal’s bark and said – the Army would take necessary steps to protect national sovereignty.
Before the presidential elections to be held in Taiwan, China has once again threatened Taiwan. China reiterated its threat to use military force to capture Taiwan, which it has always considered its territory.
Chinese soldiers are ready to go to any extent.
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman Colonel Wu Qian said on Thursday that China’s troops will, as always, take all necessary measures to firmly safeguard our national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
China panicked before the elections in Taiwan.
Let us tell you that China has been trying to capture Taiwan for a long time. Meanwhile, China is nervous about the presidential elections to be held next year.
As part of its policy of intimidating Taiwan, China has continued to send warships and fighter planes to Taipei.
At the same time, on this action of China, Taiwan’s army has said that it is alert regarding the elections.
China also targeted America.
Defense Ministry spokesperson Colonel Wu Qian reiterated his allegations, saying that America is deliberately motivating Taiwan to increase tension with China.
Here, Taiwan has increased the deployment of its navy, air force, and ground forces, which is a befitting reply to China.
Tension between China and Taiwan.
Let us tell you that tension has been going on between China and Taiwan for a long time. A few months ago, China had increased its deployment on the coast of Taiwan, raising the possibility of war.
It was believed that a war could break out between the two, but nothing like this happened. Since then too, China has increased its army deployment.
