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China criticises UK warship's patrol in Taiwan Strait
China's military has called a British warship's recent passage through the Taiwan Strait a disruptive act of "intentional provocation" that "undermines peace and stability". The British Royal Navy says the HMS Spey's patrol on Wednesday was part of a long-planned deployment and was in accordance with international law.
Taiwan, which China views as its own territory, has, along with Japan, been tracking the movement of two Chinese aircraft ...
A view of the Taiwan Straits is seen from Xiamen port, in East China's Fujian Province. Photo: IC. In response to a media ...
The war game simulated a four-stage invasion strategy, transitioning from “gray zone” harassment to full-scale war, including ...
The two Chinese carriers currently in the western Pacific employ the older “ski-jump” launch method for aircraft, with a ramp ...
Beijing asserts that the narrow waterway, which separates mainland China from Taiwan, constitutes Chinese waters ...
China plans to operationalise its third aircraft carrier 'Fujian' this year as it has completed nearly three years of sea ...
In congressional testimony in 2021, then-US Indo-Pacific Command commander Philip Davidson, said that Chinese President Xi ...
Taiwan’s military is strengthening its maritime defense capabilities by showcasing a new fleet of uncrewed surface vehicles, ...
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