39 Chinese fighter jets and aircraft attack Taiwan Defense Zone

According to Fars News Agency’s International Group, the Taiwan Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday night, Tehran time, the re-infiltration of Chinese fighter jets and military planes into the island’s defense zone.

According to the British News Agency “ReutersThe Taiwan Air Force warned 39 Chinese military aircraft of the rapid launch of its interceptor fighters and drove them away from the island’s defensive zone. According to the Taiwan Ministry of Defense, 34 fighters, four jungle planes and one bomber were involved in the air mission.

The Taiwan Air Force recently practiced combat with enemy fighters, including China, in a simulated exercise. Before taking off, Taiwanese pilots rushed to their aircraft from a base in the city of Chia, where F-16 fighter jets are often used to intercept fighter jets, when the alarm sounded.

The exercise was part of a three-day exercise to demonstrate Taiwan’s war readiness ahead of the New Year holidays. Military aircraft often fly southwest of Taiwan Air Defense Reconnaissance Zone.

China has stepped up its threats in recent weeks by sending fighters near Taiwan and holding military exercises.

Taiwan’s Ministry of Defense recently claimed that five Chinese military fighter jets and reconnaissance aircraft had entered the island’s reconnaissance and defense zone. A Taiwanese Ministry of Defense Twitter account announced that five Chinese military aircraft, including three Y-8 reconnaissance aircraft and two G-11 fighter jets, entered the Taiwan Defense Zone in the southwest of the island. Taiwan’s Ministry of Defense announced the interception of these military jets and the rapid deployment of its fighters to launch Chinese fighter jets and aircraft.

Beijing considers Taiwan a part of China, and considers US moves and arms sales to Taiwan a violation of its sovereignty and contrary to the “one China” policy.

However, the United States is effectively supporting the island by sending ships to the Strait of Taiwan and providing military assistance to Taiwan. However, UN member states, including the United States itself, do not recognize Taiwan as an independent state.

US President Joe Biden’s administration has pursued the Trump administration’s policies toward China since taking office, and Biden recently signed into the hundreds of billions of dollars in US military budget bill, much of which is to confront and support China. Taiwan is allocated.

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