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Taiwan, esercitazioni cinesi sono provocazione a ordine mondiale

epa11365580 Anti-Chinese communism slogans are seen at the outlying Dadan Island where Taiwanese soldiers are stationed on, in Kinmen, Taiwan, 24 May 2024. According to Taiwan's national news agency Central News Agency, the Taiwanese coast guards have increased security near restricted waters in the Taiwan Straits following reports of Chinese coast guard incursions on the second day of military drills conducted by China around Taiwan. China's Eastern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) continued joint drills surrounding Taiwan Island for a second day with operations conducted to 'test the command's capabilities to jointly take control of battlefield and launch joint strikes', according to state media Xinhua. EPA/DANIEL CENG
epa11365580 Anti-Chinese communism slogans are seen at the outlying Dadan Island where Taiwanese soldiers are stationed on, in Kinmen, Taiwan, 24 May 2024. According to Taiwan's national news agency Central News Agency, the Taiwanese coast guards have increased security near restricted waters in the Taiwan Straits following reports of Chinese coast guard incursions on the second day of military drills conducted by China around Taiwan. China's Eastern Theater Command of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) continued joint drills surrounding Taiwan Island for a second day with operations conducted to 'test the command's capabilities to jointly take control of battlefield and launch joint strikes', according to state media Xinhua. EPA/DANIEL CENG
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TAIPEI, 25 MAG - Le manovre militari effettuate dalla Cina attorno a Taiwan sono una "palese provocazione contro l'ordine internazionale", ha dichiarato il portavoce della presidenza taiwanese. "La recente provocazione unilaterale della Cina non solo mina lo status quo di pace e stabilità nello Stretto di Taiwan, ma è anche una palese provocazione dell'ordine internazionale, sollevando serie preoccupazioni e condanne da parte della comunità internazionale", ha affermato Karen Kuo.

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