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Taiwan's Ministry of National Defense reported nine Chinese aircraft and six naval vessels around the island on January 21, with five aircraft crossing the median line into Taiwan's southwestern Air Defense Identification Zone. This follows Monday's detection of four Chinese aircraft and six vessels. Recent weeks have seen China boosting its naval capabilities for potential invasion, with the launching of a landing helicopter assault vessel and mass production of floating bridge docks.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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