The Taipei mayoral debate is chaotic again! The Communist Party of China dispatched 22 military aircraft to "police patrol" to disturb Taiwan

The picture shows that the National Army's F-16 fighter jet previously used the AN/AAQ-33 "Sniper" pod to completely capture the flight footage of the Chinese Communist Party's J-16 fighter jet. (File photo, provided by the Ministry of National Defense)

Taiwan's nine-in-one general election at the end of the year has entered a fierce stage. Various regions will take turns holding debates or political speeches for mayors and other candidates. China continues to exert military pressure, harassment and intimidation against Taiwan. The Ministry of National Defense said today (31st) that since 1:15 p.m., it has successively detected 22 sorties of Chinese military aircraft going to sea, cooperating with the Chinese warships to carry out the "joint combat readiness police patrol" unilaterally claimed by China to disrupt Taiwan.

The Ministry of National Defense pointed out at 5 o'clock this evening that since 1:15 p.m., it has successively detected 22 sorties of the Chinese Communist Party's J-10, J-16, KJ-500 and Tanker-20 main and auxiliary fighter aircraft and unmanned aerial vehicles. Among them, 18 sorties crossed the center line and its extension line and entered China's northern, central, southwest and western Pacific airspace.

The Ministry of National Defense pointed out that Communist military aircraft, in conjunction with Communist ships, harassed our surrounding air and sea areas under the guise of the so-called "joint combat readiness patrol."

The Ministry of National Defense emphasized that the Chinese military uses joint intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance methods to closely monitor the situation, and dispatches mission aircraft, ships and shore-based missile systems to respond accordingly.