US House Panel Slams China's Military Moves Near Taiwan
Washington D.C., [USA], April 2 (ANI): The U.S. House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (SC CCP ) has raised worries regarding the CCP 'recent military exercises close to Taiwan which are considered as "acts of intimidation designed to subdue a free and democratic society."
Based on a posting from the SC CCP On X, the escalation provides yet another example of the CCP is marked by escalating hostility and underscores the urgent need for "our democratic partner" to possess the means and support necessary to protect itself.
The posting emphasized that the CCP poses a global risk to liberty and democratic values, and its efforts to bully neighboring nations, suppress opposition, and expand autocratic control should not be disregarded.
"What we're dealing with here isn’t just a technological defect; it’s a calculated and dangerous breach of our national security," stated SC CCP Chairman Representative John Moolenaar concerning claims that the CCP includes incorporating military-level surveillance technology into U.S. police departments, prisons, and schools, as cited in the SC CCP 's post.
Earlier on Wednesday, Taiwan observed an uptick in Chinese military activities near its borders, with over 70 aircraft, 15 naval vessels, and 4 official ships spotted in the vicinity of the island, as reported Taiwan 'Ministry of National Defense (MND).'
The MND identified a total of 76 aircraft, 15 naval vessels, and 4 official ships. Of these, 37 sorties flew across the median line and entered Taiwan 'S air defense identification zones (ADIZ) include those located in the north, center, southwest, and east. The Defense Ministry reported that they have been closely observing the developments and implementing necessary actions accordingly.
Taiwan has lately encouraged democracies worldwide to condemn China As a so-called "troublemaker," amid Beijing’s recent military maneuvers close to the island. These exercises began immediately following the visit of the U.S. Defense Secretary. Pete Hegseth pledged to confront " China 'aggression' during his visit to Asia.
Beijing persistently claims Taiwan As part of its domain, strengthening its military capabilities to possibly take control of the island forcibly. Despite this, experts think that China It is not yet fully prepared for such an invasion, but considerable progress is being made. China keeps up military strain via drills and intimidating strategies to force Taiwan into capitulation. (ANI)