As tensions escalate over Taiwan, China's growing underwater warfare capabilities--from sea mines and submarines to sabotage of seabed cables--are raising alarms globally. With stealth minelaying tactics and gray-zone activities, Beijing is developing tools that offer plausible deniabilit
A Chinese cruise ship sailed within two nautical miles of Taiwan's Hengchun Peninsula, prompting warnings from observers and officials over potential "gray zone" activity and national security concerns.
China has been increasing cyberattacks, military exercises and 'gray zone' tactics against Taiwan in a combined effort to pressure the nation and deplete its resources, the National Security Bureau (NSB) said today in a report to the Legislative Yuan, according to a report by Taipei Times.
According to Taipei Times, this year's drills began with continuous computer-simulated war games, utilizing the US-made Joint Theater Level Simulation platform. The live-fire segment of the exercises will take place from July 9 to 18.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) said that 2 Chinese military aircraft and 7 naval vessels were detected operating around Taiwan until 6 am (local time) on Monday.
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) said that 11 Chinese military aircraft and 6 naval vessels were detected operating around Taiwan until 6 am (local time) on Sunday.
Of the nine People's Liberation Army (PLA) aircraft, six aircraft crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait and entered Taiwan's northern, southwestern and southeastern Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ).
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence reported that 11 PLA aircraft, 8 PLAN vessels, and 1 official ship were detected near the island, with 9 aircraft crossing the median line and entering Taiwan's ADIZ. The Taiwanese Military monitored and responded to the situation. This comes as part
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence reported tracking 15 Chinese military aircraft and seven naval vessels near its borders from Friday to Saturday. Ten of the aircraft crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, prompting a response from Taiwan's defence forces. The increased military activity
Taiwan detected 7 Chinese aircraft, six naval vessels and one official ship operating around its territory from 6 am (local time) on Saturday to 6am (local time) on Sunday.
According to Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND), 17 of the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) aircraft crossed the median line of the Taiwan Strait and entered Taiwan's northern, southwestern, and eastern Air Defence Identification Zone (ADIZ).
On September 13, Taiwan monitored four Chinese coast guard vessels near restricted waters south of Kinmen, marking the 39th such incident this year. Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration quickly deployed patrol ships to instruct the Chinese vessels to leave. This incident is part of a growing