
Military fan blog "Taiwan ADIZ" intercepted the broadcast of a Chinese military aircraft, and the US military pilot responded in English to emphasize legal military activities.
AI-generated summary
Confrontations in the airspace around the Taiwan Strait continue. The Chinese Air Force has recently frequently carried out deterrents and broadcasts in the surrounding airspace, and even extended the identification range in an attempt to change the regional status quo. The US military responded with standard international law procedures to defend the right to navigate international airspace.
The picture shows the U.S. Air Force KC-46A tanker. (Reuters)
[Reporter Cai Zongxian/Pingtung Report] Confrontations in the airspace around the Taiwan Strait continue, and the tense confrontation reappeared in the southwest airspace (TAIWAN ADIZ) last night! The Chinese Air Force unprovokedly targeted the U.S. KC-46 aerial tanker in the airspace and drove it away; the U.S. military plane immediately responded via radio to emphasize its "international navigation rights."
According to the records of the "Taiwan ADIZ" team, a military fan specializing in recording surrounding airspace dynamics, a segment of the Chinese Air Force's broadcast targeting US military aircraft was recorded last night. According to the intercepted broadcast content, the Chinese Communist military aircraft broadcast claimed: "... Position, longitude and latitude..., you are approaching my airspace, leave immediately! US military aircraft..."
Faced with the tyrannical expulsion of Chinese military aircraft, the US military pilots immediately responded via a standard and firm English broadcast over the radio, emphasizing: "I am a United States military aircraft conducting lawful military activities in international airspace and exercising rights guaranteed by international law. I am operating with due regard to the rights and duties of all states." This demonstrates the US's stance of adhering to international law and defending freedom of navigation on the high seas.
Military experts pointed out that the joint aircraft have recently frequently carried out deterrents and broadcasts in the surrounding airspace, and even extended the identification range, highlighting their attempts to change the regional status quo. However, the U.S. military's counterattack in accordance with standard international law procedures also highlights the U.S.'s determination to continue to defend international airspace navigation rights. The competition and confrontation between Taiwan, the United States, and China in the air remains tense.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Confrontations between U.S. and Chinese military aircraft in the airspace around the Taiwan Strait and broadcast eviction incidents will continue to occur
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