China issued a white paper on Taiwan, again threatening to attack

Beijing:

China has Taiwan But after 1993, the third white paper was presented. in 2012 Xi Jinping This was the first white paper during his tenure after coming to power. White Paper According to the report, Dragon has threatened to take the option of armed forces to take control of Taiwan. With this, the biggest military exercise of the Chinese army in the Taiwan Strait also ended on Wednesday. However, China warned that its security forces would continue to do regular patrolling around Taiwan. Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi After China’s visit to Taipei, China started military exercises last week. At the initial level, the military drill was to last only four days, but China increased it. ,

Talking about peace, threatening military option
“We will work with utmost sincerity and do everything possible to achieve peaceful reunification,” said the white paper published by the Chinese government on the issue of Taiwan. “But we will not waive the use of force and we reserve the option to take all necessary measures,” it said. Use of force will be the last resort in compelling circumstances. To respond to the provocations of separatist elements or external forces, we will be forced to take drastic measures only if they ever cross our red line. Threatening Taiwan and its supporters, China further said, ‘No doubt, we will not tolerate any foreign interference in Taiwan. We will thwart any attempt to divide our country. We will combine as a mighty force for national reunification and rejuvenation.

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The dragon is raging like Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taipei
The White Paper further stated that the historic goal of reuniting our motherland must and will be realized. Even after a week of conducting aggressive maneuvers on the Taiwan border, China is not deterring its jackal attack. China has made similar threats repeatedly regarding Taiwan in the past. The latest tensions began last week with a visit to Taipei by US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who traveled there despite fierce opposition from Beijing. In response, China began exercises including live-fire exercises in six sea areas around Taiwan. The Chinese leadership rejects such official contact by other countries with Taiwan, as it considers the island to be part of its territory. Taiwan, on the other hand, has been giving itself the status of an independent country for a long time.