The battle has begun! Taiwan shot down Chinese suspected drone UAV, said- now we ..
China-Taiwan Tension: At this time China is fully prepared to occupy Taiwan.
If this war happens, it will not be between Taiwan but between China and America. Because, America clearly says that if the Ah Dragon attacks Taiwan, it will protect it. China has already been saying that America should stop speaking on Taiwan's affairs because it is a part of it and will annex Taiwan whenever it wants. China is constantly trying to intimidate Taiwan by entering the Defense Zone and practicing military exercises. But, in the meantime, Taiwan has shot down one of its suspected drone UAVs, giving a blow to China. In such a situation, it is believed that this should not become the reason for the war.
Taiwan's Kinmen Defense Command said it had shot down an unidentified civilian drone near Kinmen. This is the first time a suspected Chinese drone has been shot down in Taiwanese firing. Earlier, Taiwan fired warning shots at a Chinese drone attempting to enter the Kinmen Islands, the first such incident. The US is openly backing Taiwan against China, which has heightened the self-confidence of the self-governing country, which is evidenced by Taiwan's proposed defense budget for 2023. Taiwan's Defense Ministry has confirmed the shooting down of a civilian drone flying over restricted waters. A day earlier on Wednesday, Chinese journalist Hu Shijing wrote in a tweet, 'Warning Taiwan soldiers: Never shoot down mainland drones. Possibly they could be related to civilians. But if they were shot down, the PLA would be obliged to retaliate and retaliate against the Taiwan side. In such a situation, Taiwan has dropped this drone, but what the dragon will do next is not known. Although China is well aware that if it attacks Taiwan, it will suffer the most.
For the past two days, the Kinmen Defense Command has fired four times after four Chinese civilian drones infiltrated Taiwanese airspace. Taiwan's officials are seeing China's escalation of the gray zone strategy as part of Beijing's 'Cognitive Warfare' that aims to destroy the Taiwanese military and undermine people's confidence in the government. Taiwan's President Tsai Ing Wen has called on the military to exercise restraint, but says it "doesn't mean the Taiwanese military can't respond." According to a military spokesman, the drone was trying to enter Taiwan-controlled Kinmen Island near the Chinese coast, after which shots were fired and it returned to Chinese territory.
