Record-breaking! The DPP authorities are under great pressure! On December 30, the island's defense department released the latest situation. According to the island's claim, from 6 a.m. yesterday to 6 a.m. on the 30th, our side detected 130 aircraft and drones, setting a record for the highest number ever recorded. Among them, 44 aircraft "crossed" the middle line of the Taiwan Strait. Additionally, 14 warships, 14 coast guard ships, and 4 amphibious assault ships were located in the eastern sea area and the western Pacific region.
The 14 warships detected by the island had 9 entering the 24-nautical-mile zone, and 5 "crossing" the middle line of the Taiwan Strait. Of the 14 coast guard ships, 6 entered the 24-nautical-mile zone, and 4 "crossed" the middle line of the Taiwan Strait. Obviously, according to the island's detection, the military forces deployed by our side this time have broken records, presenting an obvious态势 of a large-scale military buildup. Naturally, the island claims that our side has 130 aircraft, but this data is certainly inaccurate. Because the island cannot detect information about our stealth fighters and stealth drones.
Now our military forces are getting closer to the island of Taiwan. Even the hard-line Lai Ching-te has had to step forward and claim that he will not escalate the situation and ask the people to be at ease. The spokesperson of the DPP claimed that they hope we maintain restraint. This shows that the island is clearly very nervous, but trying to appear calm. In fact, from "crossing" the middle line of the Taiwan Strait, to entering the "restricted waters," and then including the 12-nautical-mile area in the military exercise training zone, this gradual tightening situation is already evident.
Evidently, although the "Taiwan independence" separatists speak boldly, they also understand that we are serious. However, does the island have any response measures to our actions? Of course not. Now Lai Ching-te only wants to bury his head in the sand like a ostrich, hoping the military exercises will end quickly. But what about the next time, and the time after that? Obviously, we will eventually break the spirit of these "Taiwan independence" separatists. As for the island's national army, they can only retreat under Lai Ching-te's orders, and the impact on their morale is unimaginable. Clearly, unification is already imminent, and the final outcome between the two sides is not far off.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1852895646454217/
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