150 Attack, 300 Chinese Fighter Jets and Bombers All out Attack Taiwan ADIZ In 4 Days

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150 Attack, 300 Chinese Fighter Jets and Bombers All out Attack Taiwan ADIZ In 4 Days

150 attack and counting 300 chinese fighter jets and bombers all out attacked taiwan ids in four day. Taiwan's radar operators pilots, anti-aircraft specialists and intelligence experts spent the weekend tracking wave after wave of People's Liberation Army air force assets as beijing ramped up the pressure on the island state it regards as a rebellious province.

"In my view the air activity in taiwan's, southwest ADIZ has multiple purposes including intimidating taiwan, wearing out taiwan's air force sending a message to the u.s training purposes domestic PRC messaging and setting higher new normals for PRC air activity, all of which complicate future indications and warning of PRC military action," said James Mulvennen a chinese military expert at Sos International LLC.

In addition to the 52 incursions today and the four at night local time, beijing sent 38 warplanes to taiwan's air defense identification zone on friday, followed by 39 on saturday and 16 on sunday for 149 total as of this report. The repeated flights of chinese aircraft were publicized in a series of tweets by the taiwanese defense ministry as they have routinely done for some time and they are not likely to abate anytime soon, says Dean Chang a top chinese military expert at the heritage foundation.

The chinese are clearly going to keep doing this until the u.s backs off that should worry us he said late last week, they are exhausting the taiwan air force they are trying to intimidate them. The other factor in all this is that taiwan's military will grow used to substantial numbers of chinese aircraft testing their defenses. The taiwanese are flying civil air patrol aircraft warning chinese pilots by radio and deploying anti-aircraft systems each time the chinese penetrate the adhes.

The PLA prodding will allow the chinese to gather more and more intelligence about taiwanese operations such as how quickly they can arm the air defense systems and how quickly their pilots can get into the air.

Taiwan's foreign minister Joseph Wu warned his country as preparing for war with china during a visit to australia and asked for more intelligence sharing and cooperation between the two countries. "We would like to engage in security or intelligence exchanges with other like-minded partners Australia included. So taiwan is better prepared to deal with the war situation," he said in an interview on the australian broadcasting corporation show.

For its part the u.s warned off china the united states is very concerned by the people's republic of china's provocative military activity near taiwan, which is destabilizing, risks miscalculations and undermines regional peace and stability. The state department said in a statement we urge beijing to cease its military diplomatic and economic pressure and coercion against taiwan.

In response a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry said the u.s was in no position to make irresponsible remarks and accused america of making negative moves through its assistance to taiwan. The one china principle is the political foundation of china-u.s relations, the spokesperson Hua Chunying said today.

According to a translation on the foreign ministry's china will take all necessary measures to resolutely crush all attempts at taiwan independence. China has a firm resolve and will to safeguard national sovereignty and territorial integrity. The flights come just days after china celebrated the 72nd anniversary of the founding of the people's republic on october 1st and days before the beginning of exercise bursa gold, involving australia Malaysia, Singapore and New Zealand in the south china sea. A british ship from the hms elizabeth carrier strike group is expected to join the exercise.


 
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