IndiaTheNews Exclusive: China is busy enlarging the cordon, what message did Taiwan give to the world in panic, falling alone!

In IndiaTheNews News Network’s special program Shaurya Path, we wanted to know from Brigadier DS Tripathi (Retd) that Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Joushih Joseph Wu has said that China’s threat against Taiwan is much more serious than it appears. Not only this, a BBC report said that Chinese spy balloons were seen in the sky of Japan and Taiwan. What is your reaction on this? In response to this, he said that in fact, Taiwan is feeling that if there is an attack, it will have to defend itself first, so it is speeding up its preparations. He is also afraid that the way the big countries of the world were continuously supporting him last year, that phase has come to an end.

Brigadier Mr. DS Tripathi (retd) said that not only this, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken had recently supported the One China policy during talks with the Chinese President during his visit to China, which has shocked Taiwan. Taiwan’s Foreign Minister Josieh Joseph Wu has also said that China’s threat against Taiwan is more serious than it appears and that any attempt by Beijing to change the status quo by force will have serious consequences for the world, including semiconductor supplies. Including being interrupted.

Brigadier Shri DS Tripathi Ji (Retd) Ji said that Foreign Minister Wu said that the people of Taiwan are determined to defend their country’s sovereignty and that the unwavering determination of the Ukrainians to resist Russian aggression shows the determination and has increased. China has been maintaining that Taiwan is part of it and should be reunified with the mainland, and if necessary, force can be used for this. China has been regularly sending fighter jets into Taiwan’s air defense zone and stationing warships close to the self-ruled island. Taiwan’s Foreign Minister said that the time has come for all democratic countries to find ways to deal with China’s expansionist agenda and its military might, especially in the maritime domain. Wu has said that I am not sure that China is looking at the Ukrainian war in the same way that other countries are looking at it. Russia, with one of the world’s largest armies, is having difficulties in invading Ukraine. He said that many people predicted that the war would end in a week or two, but it dragged on for more than a year and that is a good lesson for China. Wu said that the Chinese leadership should understand the difficulties of launching a war against Taiwan and that there is no guarantee that China will win. He said that if they understand, they should refrain from using military threats against Taiwan… One thing we keep reminding the world is that any war, especially in this part of the world, will affect the rest of the world. can make an impact.

Brigadier Shri DS Tripathi Ji (Retd) Ji pointed out that Taiwan’s Foreign Minister warned that any military aggression by China against Taiwan would have serious implications for the global supply chain, especially semiconductors. India and countries around the world are heavily dependent on semiconductors produced in Taiwan. Wu said Taiwan supplies 90 percent of the advanced chips needed worldwide. He said that whatever war China chooses to use against Taiwan is going to have serious implications globally. We are pleased to see that prominent international leaders are cautioning China against maintaining the status quo, especially through the use of force. “We also saw international support for Ukraine, and I think it’s important for Ukrainians to fight for their freedom and sovereignty,” he said. Taiwan’s Foreign Minister said that the war in Ukraine has highlighted the importance of asymmetric warfare. He said that we are also very seriously engaged in military reform. For example, we are trying to adapt our military for asymmetric warfare as well. We are trying to get weapons for such a war.

Brigadier Shri DS Tripathi (Retd) said that asymmetric warfare refers to unconventional forms of warfare. The Taiwan Strait separates Taiwan from China. The US regularly sends warships to the region, reflecting its close ties with Taipei. Wu termed Russian aggression against Ukraine as ‘unprovoked’. He said that this is against the most basic principles of human rights. This is a gross violation of human rights. War is also a flagrant violation of the fundamental principles of peaceful settlement of international disputes. Wu said Taiwan is providing humanitarian aid not only to Ukraine but also to Ukrainians taking refuge in countries such as Poland, Slovakia and Lithuania.