US EditionG7 condemns 'provocative' Chinese military drills around Taiwan
- G7 foreign ministers issued a statement on April 6, 2025, condemning Beijing's actions around Taiwan.
- China's recent military drills encircling Taiwan prompted the G7 intervention amid rising Indo-Pacific tensions.
- These exercises involved naval and air assets, including live-fire drills, near the self-governing island of Taiwan.
- The G7 expressed "deep concern" regarding China's military exercises and reaffirmed the need to maintain peace.
- China rejected the G7 statement, calling it a "mischaracterisation of the facts and truth" and interference.
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