On Thursday, Taiwan's defense ministry reported detecting 32 Chinese military aircraft around the island within 24 hours — the second-highest
Taiwan’s armed forces have used aircraft, Navy vessels, and coastal missile systems to monitor the situation.
Taiwan’s armed forces have “monitored the situation and employed aircraft, Navy vessels, and coastal missile systems in response to the detected activities.” In late January and early February, the ministry detected 33 Chinese warplanes around the island in two other 24-hour periods, marking the highest number recorded this year.
Last month, Taiwan reported detecting 11 Chinese naval vessels around Taiwan, marking the highest number recorded this year, as a row between Taipei and Beijing over a fatal fishing boat incident continued. A Chinese speedboat carrying four people capsized on February 14 near Taiwan’s Kinmen islands while being pursued by the Taiwanese coast guard, resulting in two fatalities while the other two individuals survived.
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