The Chinese coast guard vessel continued to operate in the restricted waters of the Golden Gate for two consecutive days.USAstate CouncilIn this regard, it was said today that Beijing’s continuous provocative actions in the Taiwan Strait and pressure on Taiwan show that it is trying to unilaterally change the status quo; The United States hopes that cross-Strait differences can be resolved peacefully, without coercion. A method acceptable to both parties.
Taipei time on the 15th, four Chinese coast guard ships sailed into the restricted waters of Kinmen. The Taiwan Coast Guard reported the next day that China Coast Guard Ships 14608, 2202, 2203 and 14604 once again formed a formation and moved in. Same water at 8:54 am.
Regarding China’s two non-military methods of harassing Taiwan within 24 hours, the State Council spokesperson responded to the Central News Agency with background explanations, saying that it has paid attention to the relevant reports and once again all The parties have been urged to exercise restraint and not be unilateral. Change the status quo.
“Maintaining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait is in line with our continuing interests, which is vital to regional and global security and prosperity,” the spokesperson said. Beijing’s continued provocative actions in the Taiwan Strait and pressure on Taiwan are an example of its unilateral Shows efforts. Change the status quo that has maintained global peace and stability for decades.
A Chinese boat with 4 people on boardspeedboatOn February 14, Taipei time, the China Coast Guard crossed the border into Kinmen waters and was chased by coast guard personnel. It capsized after refusing inspection and resulted in two deaths and two survivors. The China Coast Guard announced the launch of regular law enforcement patrols in Kinmen waters.
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office expressed strong support for it, saying, “Taiwan is part of China, and the China Coast Guard conducts law enforcement patrols in the waters near Kinmen to maintain operational order in the relevant waters. It’s a legitimate step forward.”
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