A total of 10 Chinese military aircraft, including fighter jets, flew into the southwestern part of Taiwan's air defense identification zone (ADIZ) Saturday, according to the Ministry of National Defense (MND)
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:10 PLA aircraft (J-16*8, Y-8 ASW and Y-8 EW) entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 15, 2022
2 year agoCarrier USS Carl Vinson, Essex Amphibious Ready Group Drill in the South China Sea
2 year agoTaiwan Ministry of Defense images: 11 PLA aircraft (J-16*10 and Y-8 ELINT) entered #Taiwan’s southwest ADIZ on January 14, 2022
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:11 PLA aircraft (J-16*10 and Y-8 ELINT) entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 14, 2022
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:One PLA Y-8 ASW entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 13, 2022
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:2 PLA aircraft (Y-8 RECCE and Y-8 ASW) entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 12, 2022
2 year agoMissing air force pilot Captain Chen Yi went down with an F-16V fighter jet off Taiwan's west coast on Tuesday. Though debris from the aircraft has been found, the search for the aircraft's pilot is still ongoing. Friends and family hope for his safe return
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:5 PLA aircraft (J-16*4 and Y-8 ASW) entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 11, 2022
Taiwanese F-16 fighter jet feared to have crashed as pilot loses contact
2 year agoA Taiwanese Air Force F-16V lost contact earlier today & an ongoing Search & Rescue mission has been launched. The aircraft went missing off the west coast of island while performing a training exercise
Taiwan held two elections on Sunday, and both results were viewed as heavy defeats for the main opposition party @kuomintang. Some experts think the electoral defeats can't necessarily be viewed as indicators for the upcoming national election
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:4 PLA J-16 entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on the night of January 10, 2022
2 year agoTaiwan Ministry of Defense: images of PLA aircraft (J-16*4 and Y-8 ELINT) entered #Taiwan’s southwest ADIZ on January 10
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:5 PLA aircraft (J-16*4 and Y-8 ELINT) entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 10, 2022
Secretary Antony Blinken:A pleasure to speak with @JosepBorrellF to further close U.S.-EU coordination on responses to shared challenges, including Russian aggression against Ukraine and PRC attempts to coerce Lithuania
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:One PLA Y-8 ASW entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 8, 2022
Earthquake of magnitude 4.7 - 15 km NE of Taichung, Taiwan
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:2 PLA J-16 entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on the night of January 7, 2022
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:4 PLA aircraft (J-16*2, Y-8 ELINT and Y-8 EW) entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 7, 2022
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:3 PLA aircraft (Y-8 ELINT, Y-8 EW and Y-8 ASW) entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 6, 2022
2 year agoPeople's Liberation Army Air Force Shaanxi KJ-500 7A427C active over the Strait of Taiwan
Contrary to what Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda said yesterday, Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis told journalists today that before the opening of the Taiwanese Representative Office in Vilnius, all actions were coordinated with the president
In war simulation, Taiwan air force stages drill to intercept mainland planes amid tensions
Exec. VP EU commission Dombrovskis: China's barring of EU products due to Lithuania-Taiwan links has me worried
Taiwan Ministry of Defense:2 PLA J-16 entered #Taiwan's southwest ADIZ on January 5, 2022
Head Of The Taiwanese Representative Office In Lithuania Eric Huang Says Taiwan Will "Take As Much As Possible" Lithuanian Cargo Blocked By China, 120 Containers Already Redirected
Nausėda noted that both Lithuania and Taiwan can open representative offices that do not have diplomatic status, but regretted that "the name of the representative office has become the essential factor that now strongly affects our relations with China"
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda stated in an interview that allowing the Taiwanese office in Vilnius to use the name of Taiwan was "a mistake". According to Nausėda this decision (made by the Lithuanian Foreign Ministry) was not coordinated with him
2 year agoDeputy speaker of the Lithuanian Parliament @Morkunaite comes out swinging for President Nauseda over his expression of regret over the naming of the Taiwanese Representative Office in Vilnius, accusing him of "consistent inconsistency" Translation of FB post
