U.S. Indo-Pacific commander advises Taiwan of one priority in face of communist aircraft disturbance in Taiwan

In response to the frequent disturbance of Taiwan by communist aircraft, Democratic Progressive Party legislator Wang Mei-hui today questioned how to respond to the Chinese military aircraft to disturb Taiwan again. Executive President Su Zhenchang said that if the communist aircraft harassment of Taiwan, the air force is scheduled to take off within six minutes, the national army is fully prepared, absolutely no country, including China, to invade the door step; U.S. Army Indo-Pacific Command Commander Davidson stressed that the U.S. side to assist and encourage Taiwan to make defense investments to enhance the strength and intimidation, for Taiwan’s asymmetric warfare, continued arms sales to Taiwan, is essential.

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The Central News Agency reports that the Legislative Yuan today invited Executive President Su Tseng-chang to present his policy guidelines and policy address, and to prepare for questioning. The government’s policy is to provide the public with the necessary information to help them understand how to deal with the problem of communist aircraft harassing Taiwan in the future.

In response, Su said that the national army is well trained and prepared, and will never let any country, including China, invade its doors; if a Chinese military aircraft approaches Taiwan, the air force will definitely take off within six minutes, and if it is in the southwest region, it will definitely be driven away.

Su said that the national army training is very hard to protect Taiwan’s sovereignty, national and people’s security is not a minute and a second easy, 24-hour preparation, because the only fully prepared to be able to defend national security, the national army will not let people down, please people rest assured. Su also called on neighboring countries to jointly observe airspace security, and there is no need for China to harass Taiwan’s neighborhood from Time to time.

Vice Minister of National Defense Zhang Zheping said that the Ministry of National Defense has adjusted according to the pattern of common aircraft disturbing Taiwan, in addition to fighter jets, will also use ground missiles, etc., so that all operations can be maintained, and to optimize the effectiveness of mission execution.

Zhang Zheping said that the Ministry of National Defense began to publish pictures and text in Chinese and English on the Ministry of National Defense website’s “Instant Military Update” section and official Twitter feed last year, so that the public and foreign friends can see that the Chinese Communist Party is undermining the status quo in the Taiwan Strait, carrying out military deterrence and undermining regional peace and stability.

Zhang Zheping said this is very helpful in the awareness war. According to the feedback from the public, this action does let the people know that the national army can keep track of the dynamics of the communist aircraft and ships, and can do the appropriate response to protect national security, but also to improve the overall national awareness of the enemy, and let foreign friends understand the situation of Chinese communist aggression.

Communist aircraft frequently harass Taiwan U.S. Indo-Pacific commander: to help Taiwan enhance defense

Russian satellite news agency Sputnik reported that Philip Davidson said during a video appearance at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a Washington think tank, that the Indo-Pacific region is one of the most critical regions in the world and will face many challenges between now and 2026. He expressed concern that the Chinese Communist authorities may try to change the regional status quo, and that such changes would be permanent. China seeks a new world order, in which Chinese national power is more important than international law.

During the conversation, Davidson spoke at length about the U.S. Department of Defense’s proposed Pacific Deterrence Initiative, which he said is one of the priorities of the U.S. Department of Defense’s annual budget.

When asked about his views on tensions in the Taiwan Strait, Davidson said Chinese air operations in and around Taiwan have increased over the past few months, even to the point of intruding into Taiwan’s Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ), and that Chinese maritime police vessels have recently been operating around the Diaoyutai Islands. Davidson is deeply concerned about the next six years.

The U.S. government should assist and encourage Taiwan to make defense investments to enhance defense strength and intimidation, as well as provide Taiwan with asymmetric warfare capabilities to assist in Taiwan’s defense, so that Taiwan’s military can enter combat status at any time, Davidson said. It is extremely important for the U.S. government to continue arms sales to Taiwan to help achieve the intimidation strategy.

Davidson also mentioned that the U.S. needs a land-based Shenton missile defense system on Guam to defend against Chinese air and sea threats, and that Guam’s air defense and missile defense will be a top priority for the U.S. military.