China Monitors US Warship in Taiwan Strait: "High Alert" for US Navy | #shorts #news

Latest News | China Monitors US Warship in Taiwan Strait: "High Alert" for US Navy | #shorts #news

On Monday, China reported that it monitored an American warship, the USS Milius, which sailed through the Taiwan Strait. The US Navy referred to the transit as “routine”. A spokesperson for the People's Liberation Army (PLA) commented that their forces are “on a high level of alert at all times” and will “resolutely defend national sovereignty and security as well as regional peace and stability.” This issue of the Taiwan Strait is of particular concern to the United States, as a stable Taiwan has been a cornerstone of our regional presence in the Asia-Pacific. American citizens take pride in the US Navy's commitment to maintain peace and order in the region, and the routine transit of the USS Milius is a demonstration of the US' commitment to security in the area.

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