Speaker of the United States (USA) House of Representatives Nancy PelosiTension is not decreasing in the Indo-Pacific, where tensions with China have increased noticeably after the Taiwan visit of . Taiwanese business person Robert Tsao, “against a possible Chinese invasion” He said he would assist efforts to protect the island nation. Tsao said he donated Taiwan $1 billion (US$33 million) to military training of civilians.
3 million civilian fighters target
Robert Tsao, 75, one of Taiwan’s most successful businessmen and founder of microchip maker United Microelectronics Corp (UMC), announced that he has donated Taiwan $1 billion (US$33 million) to train 3 million civilian fighters against a possible Chinese ‘invasion’ .
China vs Taiwan “use of force”, “a willful massacre, a great war crime and a great crime against humanity” Tsao, who said that there will be “black bear warrior” He stated that in the next three years, 600 million Taiwan dollars will be set aside for training and 400 million Taiwan dollars will be allocated for the training of 300 thousand gunners.
‘The risk posed by China is existential’
Famous businessman, risk posed by China “existential” describing it as “The Chinese Communist Party’s threat to Taiwan is growing. The struggle against China means freedom against slavery, democracy against authoritarianism, and civilization against barbarism. If we can successfully resist China’s goals, we will not only protect our homeland, but also the world’s We will make a great contribution to the state and the development of civilization. used the phrases.
What happened?
The situation in Taiwan, which China sees as part of its territory, was tense last month due to the visit of US House Speaker Pelosi. China strongly opposed the visit and launched the largest military exercise in recent years.
On the other hand, according to data compiled by AFP from Taiwan’s Ministry of Defense, Chinese warplanes broke a record by entering Taiwan’s airspace 446 times last August.
That number marks more air breaches than in the whole of 2020, when Chinese planes entered Taiwan’s airspace 380 times. In 2022, the number of Chinese planes entering Taiwan’s airspace until September 1 reached 1,068.
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