China’s biggest military exercise near Taiwan, challenges Trump by starting construction of two walls

China and Trump News: China has started large-scale military exercises around Taiwan. This includes 60 warships, 30 coast guard boats and dozens of aircraft. All of them are deployed from the southern islands of Japan to the South China Sea.

Regarding this, Taiwanese officials said on Wednesday that China has increased military exercises in all directions. His army is building two walls. The study aims to draw a red line for newly elected US President Donald Trump. Trump will take office on January 20 in 2025. Trump is a staunch opponent of China. That’s why China is already trying to send a message to him. On the other hand, Taiwan has described China as a nuisance and said that continuing naval exercises on such a large scale reflects China’s aggressive policies that it has decided to impose a blockade of Taiwan. He also wants to give a message to America.

Many reports say that Chinese soldiers are carrying out some ‘secret’ operations. In the last 24 hours, it has started military exercises using warships and 47 warplanes. But there are no bullets left in it.

Taiwan President Lai Wing Te recently visited the Pacific countries. During that time he stopped at Gwalior Island in America and on the way back to Hawaii Island. At that time he met senior American officials. That’s why China is angry, it says that America wants to establish its dominance in the Pacific region by making Taiwan a stronghold.

Taiwan’s Army Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General. Hsieh Jih Sheng has said that the Chinese military is building walls around Taiwan. The first wall is in international waters above the perimeter of Taiwan and the second wall is being built outside the island chain south of Japan and east of the Philippines. With this he wants to send the message that the Taiwan Strait is ours.

China considers Taiwan as its own. Taiwan calls itself independent, which it is. To protect itself, America gives it arms worth billions of dollars. Lieutenant General Hsieh said that training can become study and study can become war.