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BackChina's air force disrupts radio broadcasts and provocatively says it "endangers security." China's air force responds hard to defend air rights
China's air force disrupts radio broadcasts and provocatively says it "endangers security." China's air force responds hard to defend air rights
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China's air force disrupts radio broadcasts and provocatively says it "endangers security." China's air force responds hard to defend air rights

The CCP military aircraft broke into the air defense identification zone and accused our military aircraft of endangering flight safety. The Chinese Air Force pilots responded head-on to defend the airspace.

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The Chinese Communist Party’s military aircraft broke into our air defense identification zone this morning and complained via radio that our military aircraft “endangered safety.” The pilots of the Chinese Air Force immediately responded hard and asked the other party to stop interference, citing routine training as an excuse to show their firm stance in defending the airspace.

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The Chinese Communist Party’s military aircraft continue to conduct regular intrusions in the airspace surrounding the Taiwan Strait, leading to an increase in the frequency of cross-strait military confrontations.

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The CCP military aircraft continue to disrupt Taiwan, and the recent confrontation in the airspace around the Taiwan Strait has become even more aggressive! According to "Taiwan ADIZ", a well-known military fan who has long recorded airspace dynamics, a highly provocative broadcast exchange broke out in the airspace across the Taiwan Strait this morning. Not only did the Communist Army abandon the conventional warning words they used in the past, they actually turned against the enemy and roared at our military aircraft, saying that our military "endangered safety." The Chinese Air Force pilots responded with a strong tone to defend the country's air rights.

According to records, at 9:50 a.m. today, a group of Chinese naval aviation aircraft broke into the vicinity of our air defense identification zone. The Communist pilots shouted through the radio emergency channel with an extremely arrogant attitude: "I am a Chinese naval aviation force. You have endangered my flight safety. Please keep a safe distance from me!" This move is tantamount to rationalizing the intrusion and even attempts to create the illusion of "our provocation" in international airspace.

Faced with the CCP’s air domination-style rhetoric, our air defense warriors did not give in at all. Just five minutes later, at 9:55, the pilot of the Chinese Air Force immediately started the broadcast and faced off in a calm and righteous tone: "I am a military aircraft of the Republic of China. I am performing routine training in the airspace. Please do not interfere with my actions!"

According to analysis by the "Taiwan ADIZ" team, the PLA claimed that it "endangered security", which shows that the Chinese Air Force is extremely powerful in front-line interception and surveillance, and has put substantial tactical pressure on enemy aircraft. It is believed that the Ministry of National Defense can use joint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance methods to closely control the dynamics of the airspace surrounding the Taiwan Strait. In the face of the Communist Army's tactical actions and psychological warfare tactics, the air force officers will absolutely stick to their posts and respond in the air to ensure peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait and the inviolability of national sovereignty.

Open Questions

  • Does this operation of the Communist Army involve a specific training purpose?
  • Will the Department of Defense issue a formal interception report in the future?

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