TAIPEI: China's armed forces can"paralyse" Taiwan's defences and are able to fully monitor its deployments, the island's defence ministry said, offering a stark assessment of the rising threat posed by its giant neighbour.
This year's report said that China can launch what it termed"soft and hard electronic attacks", including blocking communications across the western part of the first island chain, the string of islands that run from the Japanese archipelago, through Taiwan and down to the Philippines. This means Beijing can monitor movements around Taiwan, helped by China's regular use of its own spy planes, drones and intelligence gathering ships, it said.Commentary: How China will try to subdue Taiwan – without firing a bullet
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Taiwan just gotta live their life , PRC not going to ruin anything , esp to fellow Chinese ,Taiwan should stop being trouble maker
MFA_China
No worry, US is always behind Taiwan.
'Paralyse' is putting it very mildly...😂😅🤣
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