Beijing: Foreign factors distort the annexation of Taiwan to China

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, Chinese Defense Minister Dong Jun stated that foreign agents and Taiwanese separatists , are increasingly clouding the prospect of Taiwan’s peaceful reunification with China.

He added at the Shangri-La security meeting in Singapore: Taiwan is at the center of important issues for China is located, but the ruling Progressive Democratic Party of Taipei is gradually seeking separatism and questioning the unified China.

He clarified that these separatists recently made extreme statements They have stated that it shows that they have broken their promise to the Chinese people and their predecessors. They will be nailed to the column of shame in history.

After these words, Dong was exposed to other questions, but he remained focused on the issue of Taiwan and refrained from addressing Refrain from other topics.

China’s defense minister accused foreign powers of interfering in his country’s internal affairs and emboldening Taiwan’s separatists.

He added: While China is committed to peaceful unification with Taiwan, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army is working with all its might to re-establish national unity. We are taking decisive measures to fight for Taiwan’s independence, and rest assured that such a plan will never succeed. We are confident in our abilities to deal with the independence of Taiwan.

This is a fake meeting, a meeting where Taiwan was not allowed to send its representative. China lacks the confidence to engage in dialogue with Taiwan’s government, and irrational statements cannot be accepted internationally.

China always claims that Taiwan should be under the rule of this country and for the past few years it has tried has conquered Taiwan and threatened to bring that country back in various ways, including resorting to military force to unite with its mainland, but the government of Taiwan has always declared that it has independent sovereignty and the people of this country They have to decide for their fate.

China has also called William Lai, the country’s new president, a “troublemaker” and “separatist”. Lai emphasized that he will stand in the front line to defend the island. Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry has also asked China to be “rational” and “stop undermining peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait”.

Taiwan and China separated after a civil war in 1949 that brought Mao Zedong to power. . Since then, China has considered Taiwan as one of its territories that should eventually be rejoined by China. Over the past 4 years, the Chinese government has held regular military exercises around the Taiwan Strait, the most important of which were the extensive military exercises in 2022 and 2023.

In the latest case of the Chinese army on May 23 and 24, (June 3 and 4 ) held a two-day exercise in the Taiwan Strait. In this two-day exercise, the Chinese army simulated the deployment of bombers and carried out exercises with cargo ships.

The spokesperson of the Chinese military called this exercise “severe punishment” for Taiwan’s “separatist actions”. China’s show of power came three days after Taiwan’s new president took office. In his opening speech, “William Lai Ching” asked China to stop “intimidating” Taiwan.

This is while Taiwan, since the announcement of the victory of William Lai in the recent elections of this country, with increasing pressure from China, including Regular naval and military activities have been encountered near this island.

But after the exercise China’s two-day military near the Taiwan Strait, William Lai once again emphasized his country’s goodwill towards China and cooperation with Beijing.

Meanwhile, Washington and Taipei have increased their military cooperation in recent years amid daily Chinese attacks on Taiwan’s air defenses and the holding of Chinese military exercises near the island. >.

The US cut ties with Taiwan in 1979 while officially establishing diplomatic relations with the Chinese government. . While the US insists on the “one China” policy, it does not support China’s claim of sovereignty over Taiwan and remains a key military supporter of Taipei.