China tightened its grip on Taiwan that Independence means “WAR”

China on Thursday, January 28, 2021, tightened its grip towards Taiwan, cautioning after recent ventured up military exercises close to the island that "Independence means war". Taiwan, asserted by China as its own territory, revealed various Chinese fighter planes and aircraft entering Taiwan's southwestern air defense recognizable zone over the course of the end of the week, provoking worry in Washington.

China believes that Taiwan's democratically chosen government is moving the island towards the declaration of formal autonomy, however, President Tsai Ing-wen has over and again said that they are already an independent nation called the Republic of China, its proper name. 

Asked at a monthly news preparation about the flying corps', new exercises, Chinese Defense Ministry representative Wu Qian said Taiwan was an indivisible part of China. 

Wu said that "The military exercises done by the Chinese People's Liberation Army in the Taiwan Strait are fundamental exercises to address the current security situation in the Taiwan Strait and to ensure public sovereignty and security. They are a grave response to outside block and promptings by 'Taiwan Freedom' powers". 

The Chinese invasions coincided with a U.S. transporter fight bunch entering the contested South China Sea to advance "opportunity of the oceans". 

Chinese military threat to the separation of Taiwan means the beginning of the war. Wu said that "a small bunch" of individuals in Taiwan were looking for the island's independence. We alert those 'Taiwan Freedom' sections, the individuals who act imprudently will consume themselves, and 'Taiwan Independence' implies asking war".

Democratic Taiwan has criticized China's threats and endeavors at terrorizing, and president Tsai has pledged to defend the island's independence and not be forced. 

China regularly depicts Taiwan as its most significant and delicate issue in relations with the United States, which under the previous Trump administration sloped up help for the island regarding arms deals and senior authorities visiting Taipei. 

President Joe Biden's administration, in office for seven days, has reaffirmed its obligation to Taiwan as being "unshakable", conceivably forecasting further strains with Beijing.