Chinese fighter jets, warships rattle Taiwan as drills continue
China launched the exercises, which are due to continue until Sunday, in response to US Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan earlier in the week.
China launched the exercises, which are due to continue until Sunday, in response to US Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan earlier in the week.
The defence minister said there could be a serious debate on who owned more military might vis a vis India and China but there was no scope of ambiguity when it came to soft power.
Substantiating its contention, the panel said several weeks before the clash, Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe had made a statement encouraging Beijing to “use fighting to promote stability”.
