China says military exercises near Taiwan are punishment for 'separatism'
- Chinese military exercises near Taiwan on March 17 were described as punishment for separatism by President Lai Ching-te, according to a statement from Chinese officials.
- Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense reported that 59 Chinese military aircraft conducted operations near Taiwan, with 43 crossing the median line.
- Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council criticized China as a troublemaker and stated that it continues to militarily threaten Taiwan, raising tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
- A spokesperson for China's Taiwan Affairs Office warned that Lai's administration would face destruction if it provokes China.
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China says military exercises near Taiwan punishment for 'separatism'
Chinese military exercises near Taiwan on Monday were punishment for Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te's continued promotion of "separatism", according to a stern statement out of Beijing, as Taiwan hit back by calling China a troublemaker.
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