in the taiwan strait to get used to the battlefield in the taiwan strait.g, and there is no doubt that if one looks at the number of sorties flown by the chinese airforce over taiwan's airspace, if one looks at the naval activity in the taiwan straits, there is something going on, and one can also say, i guess, that the focus of international attention is very much on ukraine right now, which beijing may well be aware of. one us congressman put it like this just the other day, mike gallagher, a republican, and he said, "all of this "evidence suggests that we are, right now, in the window "of maximum danger for taiwan". is that the way that you see it? yes, i think this time, we need to hold a spirit of solidarity and unity to support ukraine, and then raise the cost russia's invasion, and i believe china is watching the situation closely because there will be two major concerns from the chinese side. number one is how likely russia can conquer ukraine without too much price. number two, is what the economic impact will be of global sanctions against russia?

— quality of leadership in taiwan? , ~ taiwan? yes, i think when we talk about _ taiwan?e talk about the situation - taiwan? yes, i think when we talk about the situation in - talk about the situation in taiwan, one thing i want to share with you is that taiwan is a democracy, we don't want to become part of authoritarian china, particularly after hong kong �*s situation, no—one in taiwan has any interest in the proposal for one country two systems, so if china decides to move towards invasion of taiwan, we will take the steps we need to defend our democracy. the endeavour by the ukrainian people and the government, that is how to build a very resilient civilian society against an invasion, and they will become a very hot issue, that is how to build a very strong system to mobilise our reserve forces and to promote the connection between our civilian society and our defence department, so that will become a very important issue in the parliament �*s debated taiwan at this point. that's very interesting. how worried are you by the leverage that you can weapons gives china,

taiwan taiwan understands that there are 2 years left. this is the administration.en, most likely, will put him in prison, because the previous leader of the democratic blessed tian shui, who proclaimed independence, was put in prison for life and his wife , though, and then mowed down. there have already been so many specialists about what we are talking about. says yes. this is a show of strength. this is a conversation. it's 2.000. there twenty-eighth chinese last warning 95 in the ninety-sixth year have already been taiwanese so-called third crisis. yes , the taiwan strait. yes. uh, so there were also fleet calls, there were threats and so on. taiwan's china retreated, by the way, and then it threatened to use nuclear weapons. they even forget that taiwan also exists and, unlike maybe ukraine, it was only developed there . but what has changed now? china in 1995 was 15 times smaller than the us economy; now it is equal to the us economy; china's fleet is comparable to the fleet of the united states, we understand that the fighter's rating drops he needs rally, a

taiwan on the island has lost more than $14 billion in military aid, and this puts taiwan in a vulnerable position against the military power of mainland china, experts say. we need to make sure that we provide taiwan with the assistance that they need is obvious that we have left ukraine in the spotlight. and rightly so, but we better not forget about taiwan, because the actions of the prc are becoming more and more provocative on the latest provocation of the americans. china responded with large-scale military exercises off the coast. in taiwan, during the maneuvers, a conditional capture of the enemy’s border territory was worked out. in recent days, i have constantly come across such a funny picture. this is a shot from the series mr. bean. remember, that is not a movie yet. but it is the rowetkinson series that is still there young. i don't remember the exact episode, of course. here, but he was there mr. bean asked some kind of exam. there, in fact. there is a man sitting there. he writes something on a piece of paper, and mr. bean sits next to him. he also has a leaflet pen, and h

are forces that are pleasing for the independence of taiwan in taiwan now. and as they say in taiwan, all these are temporary workers and separatists , and uh, with each of their new steps about the american step, and the population of the island understands more and more that they would simply be manipulated. thank you very much sasha alexander baletsky our own correspondent on direct communication from beijing from china thank you very much right now in china almost one in the morning. thank you for going live with a touchpack a few words about the grievances. e of a fighter of the regiment, azov, that there is talk about the impossibility of a deblocking strike from the side of the armed forces in order to help out a grouping of ukrainian troops who have sat down to learn that that they are upset there, offended, let them be offended. in

when graham said neither taiwan nor the u. s. once conflict with china, which claims the island as its territory. here is my promise to you in the time when these people were going to start making china pay a greater price for what they're doing all over the world. with taiwan producing 90 percent of the world's high end semiconductor products. it is a country of global. ringback significance of global consequence of global impact, and therefore, it should be understood that the security of taiwan has a global impact for those who would wish an ill. china meanwhile, is accusing the us of inflaming tension and says it's going down the dangerous path by sending politicians to taiwan. made asian wiggle in the united states and taiwan are colluding with each other. and some people deliberately compare taiwan in ukraine to very different issues in an attempt to confuse the public and take advantage of the chaos in georgia. this behavior of playing with fire is aimed at changing the current status quo of the cross straight relations. p

take taiwan. because at that point the confidence in america's strategic guarantees to its allies in asia and by extension in europe would collapse that's an unfashionable thing to say, but i think it's the realistic thing to say. so in terms of navigating this particular strategic red line it is not simply having a series of mutual understandings about what canon should not be done in terms of bringing the taiwan issue to the boil. parallel to it is an active series of american countermeasures to restore the military balance in the taiwan straits in a manner, which is more favorable the united states and is currently the case. but critically in parallel to that is to ensure that the taiwanese engage in much more effective levels of national self-defense. who collectively create the deterrence necessary to push the chinese timetable out further? now the chinese will be bridling against that and seeking to subvert that but that's the hard business of managed strategic competition. want to come back

is it taiwan? i think your right call it a point to the russian stabilization factor as in a huge chinese enduring strategic interest. given the complex 400 year history of the russia china relationship zarist expansion loss of the russian loss of the chinese territory as the to what became known as the soviet and then russian far east. russian soviet than russian far east true to sonos soviet confrontation and a highly contested border with border crises and conflicts throughout the 60s. through to where we are now. so when people think that um, the china's lens for looking at ukraine for example is does china get a bad reputation or good reputation in the the rest of the world. course of where it stands with putin the invasion of ukraine, they need to understand the much deeper and broader historical and strategic context which the chinese bring to bear with the russia relationship. there's no way in the world the chinese want to return to a period where they face strategic adversaries given the

taiwan whose leaders.ading the taiwanese administration and who are in every possible way escalating the situation. promises an early invasion of the chinese army. on the island shows that, they say, there is ukraine and now taiwan is waiting for the same. well, the chinese ministry of defense today clearly stated that although they completely reject the use of force scenario in taiwan, but if you need to show strength, they will certainly show this strength. although, of course, he does not want to throw himself on the lead of the united states, and so far he is still carefully watching american movements. including these movements of the us senators, six people both flew to the island. by the way, even in taiwanese news agencies there is not much news about their visit, apparently in order to keep such a raid the same secrecy. with what they flew in because the visit was also so unannounced. although the americans themselves explained this by the fact that, well, they didn’t want beijing in advance, but

soon i'll be introducing the taiwan act to stand up to security systems program for taiwan. twins invasion of ukraine has told us how critical it is to get our allies the weapons they need to foreign invasion and not after. the invasion of ukraine is reminder that we have the power to lead our allies in punishing in deterring our enemies. we can or adversaries economies and use controls to cut off technology that used to build the military and that they use for -- we can restrict the outbound flows of american investments into their brutal regime. quite frankly we have crippling effects on russia think we need to look at china and their quest for aggression. if we truly want the united states to lead in the indo pacific we have to hold ccp an app position of strength. the iran nuclear deal and in particular to the foreign terrorist organization designation of ai or pc. this is the terrorist entity that has over 600 americans blood on its hands and continues to launch attacks around the world. delisting this organization is part of the political deal with iran could give a fr

taiwan administration of joe biden.ossible measures to prevent the reunification of taiwan with mainland china by force our public policy is that we will take all possible measures to ensure that this never happens the only geopolitical challenge for the united states in the twenty-first century, william burns promised to increase the network of agents working abroad and speaking chinese cyberspace in china, the arrival of an american delegation. taiwan was considered a deliberate provocation and a separation of bilateral relations, the chinese foreign ministry demanded that washington stop all official contacts with taipei, and the chinese ministry of defense in response to the congressman's trip to the united states, they decided to hold a major military exercise. well, here we must return. here's to this bidennovsky, that he is ready to go and so he clenched his fist, the white house. so already checking the statement i will say that yes, nowhere much dear president of the united states, no, kiev he is not going to b

why are they teasing taiwan?complete feeling that there is an unspoken bargaining going on between the taiwanese administration of the democratic progressive party, which was actually created by the us democratic party, you will feed them, this is their puppet so that they draw in their island 30 million wealthy prosperous taiwanese. here is the adventure. still, they went to a referendum, went to change the constitution, and, among other things, would have dragged china into this adventure and would have become, let's say, that a hotbed of non-healing wounds in east asia so that china could not just annex taiwan like he did annexed hong kong if this would be a peaceful option for 24 years, what should happen to china and a. military action they must start, uh, preconsciously before the parliamentary group, a simple referendum on a change in constitution, to replace the current republic of china with the republic of taiwan, which means, respectively, to support the united states and join as members of the united

i think it's reasonable for us lawmakers to, to go to taiwan, to signal america's commitment to taiwan and to, to highlight the similarities that exist between taiwan and ukraine. but i think it's also incumbent upon people like me, an academic and you and the media to point out the differences that exist between ukraine and taiwan. because those are pretty significant to how would you describe those differences? but one difference is why was mentioned in your report, which is taiwan has some kind of economic leverage over china. and in a way that ukraine really did not have and does not have over bush time one semiconductor industry, as was mentioned in your report is responsible for produce and over 90 percent of the well high end microchips, china, like the rest of the world, is highly dependent upon access to those chips for any advanced economy is the threat of losing access to taiwan. semiconductor industry is, is a serious threat and it's one the, at least some intelligence reports suggested shooting, ping take seriously. and his state, his hand open till now. when it comes to c

the united states specifically is also the taiwan democratic progressive party, china's taiwan is specifically the project of the democratic party. for the first time in maybe 50 years, and at the inauguration of the president of the united states, specifically the bidens , a representative of the unspoken taiwan was present only chinese. nobody pulled the tigers' whiskers specifically, uh, absolutely. well, i said so, this topic is already quite hackneyed about biden's very definite self-serving ties, family ties, including abroad, the specific democratic party of taiwan is also the democratic progressive party. this is a project, besides this, but we see that the project of the democratic party. uh, in ukraine , it is defeated. and somewhere. uh, this is not the only case, for example, south korea is one of the most important strategic allies in the event taiwan operation. this is japan south korea and so on the new president, the former attorney general. self-made right-wing conservative dissolves the ministry of gender equality everything they love democratic scab that prosperous korea as

we are here to support taiwan, our relationship is rock—solid, and when a country like taiwan has 90%ustry, it is a country of global significance, of global economic consequence, and those who wish taiwan ill must understand that the global community will look at that and say we cannot allow taiwan to be negatively impacted because the world's interests are involved. us senator bob menendez speaking there. once it was a gathering forfree—spirited bohemians. now it's become a festival of social media influencers and celebrities. burning man is a unique counter—culture event that takes place in the black rock desert in nevada. but this year some of its artwork has been put on display in what can only be described as slightly more genteel surroundings. navtej johal went to have look. in the heat of the nevada desert, they come in their tens of thousands. burning man, an annual arts and cultural gathering, which first began more than 30 years ago, creates a temporary city in the black rock desert. it's renowned for its huge sculptures, parties, and what it calls a focus on radical self—e

taiwan in addition, the chinese foreign ministry officially announced that mainland china and taiwans to strive to join the european union official kiev has applied for membership there are only 28 february, but the zelensky arrest adviser made his european choice much earlier, when it was not yet. what is called fashionable back in 2005. the internet has been blown up today. here are the shots in 2005 , video attention was filmed on the screen of one of the moscow hotels for some reason. although it’s clear . probably why aristovich worked part-time here in russia, the future adviser to zelensky, how would it be, perhaps, to put it mildly with you, he joins hellgbt, culture, along with a call boy, who published these shots? where are they from? it is known for certain that comrade aristovich is a person who is right now responsible for the information policy of official kiev, it’s scary to imagine what exactly this same arrest officer meant when he dissolved the fake connection of prisoners, marines from the 36th brigade of the all-union force with the nazis , but let’s leave all th

uh, whoever loses taiwan loses everything, whoever wins it.ll win the cold war in uh, in the asia-pacific region, and well , the stakes are growing on both sides at once and the chinese are building up their forces very quickly and uh, in this area the americans are trying to feed taiwan with weapons additionally and further increase their military presence. well, uh, another one the country that is under the most pressure from the united states is india a. she did not refuse e-cooperation with russia, moreover, she announced that she would expand this cooperation with russia and transfer trade with russia to national currencies, but the united states does not give up, one can only envy their perseverance. today there was a conversation online ah, a conversation between joe biden, and a snorendra fashion with the prime minister of india, a igor yurievich what do you think, uh, the united states? there is something to offer india uh, and will they be able to force india to reduce cooperation with russia and choose the american lucky today india

take talk in taiwan. the chinese social media ab is popular there, but officials say teenagers must use it with caution. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we're taking a closer look at development in the south pacific today. specifically the solomon islands. it is planning a security deal with china. and the idea of chinese warships based less than 2000 kilometers off the australian coast off it's northeast, has set alarm bells ringing. in fact, even the united states is worried. the white house has plans to send its top asia official, kurt campbell to the small nation later this month. the ongoing battle for influenced between china and the west shifting to the south pacific. beijing is helping its presence. a draft agreement would allow chinese police and soldiers to patrol to solomon islands. the 5 eyes intelligence alliance, britain, canada, australia, new zealand. fierce china is eyeing a naval base there. the solomons have long been seen as australia's backyard. the archipelago was a long w

with taiwan are regulated by the law on relations with taiwan. in the last few weeks. we focused on deep consultations by allies and partners, including in europe, within the framework of these consultations, we expressed the following position: this can happen in europe this can happen in the endo-pacific region, responsible countries should signal that any aggression is unacceptable, wherever it occurs. here the previous time the aggravation with harsh statements between china and the american allies in the pacific happened just at the end of march then it happened. it is known that beijing concludes a security agreement with the solomon islands. china considers this the right of two independent states, but the australian american press. this was seen as an opportunity for beijing to create its own naval base on these solomon islands, the authorities of australia and new zealand then acted in the same vein, they say this is our underbelly, and we are concerned about china's actions in our zone of influence, and in beijing then they also answere

be careful what you say and do on the taiwan issue, and avoid giving false signals to the pro- taiwanindependence separatist forces. what makes the americans think that something is threatening taiwan right now. it is necessary to ask them. well , the taiwan card is on the face of the trend, they play whenever they need to press china. recently, the relationship between beijing and washington, to put it mildly, is not very good, rather of everything, hence the spring aggravation. the chinese foreign ministry is already tired of persuading washington to leave taiwan alone, moldovan people and american partners. you yourself signed the documents that this is our territory. so what are you climbing into our internal affairs. well, somehow this does not help a week ago, a landing force of american congressmen suddenly landed in taiwan to discuss how they say the chinese military threat, and just yesterday , an american missile destroyer uss was found in the waters of the taiwan strait. samps is nothing didn't. a representative of the army simply entered to demonstratively hit beijing, a r

be careful what you say and do on the taiwan issue, and avoid giving false signals to the pro-taiwanpendence separatist forces . what makes the americans think that something is threatening taiwan right now. you have to ask them, but the taiwan card is on the face of the trend, they play whenever they need to put pressure on china . recently, relations between beijing and washington , to put it mildly, are not very good, most likely, hence the spring aggravation. in the chinese foreign ministry already dear american partners are tired of persuading washington to leave taiwan alone. you yourself signed the documents that this is our territory. so what are you climbing into our internal affairs, but it somehow does not help a week ago in taiwan all of a sudden. a landing force of american congressmen landed to discuss what they say is the chinese military threat, and just yesterday , the american missile destroyer uss was found in the waters of the taiwan strait. sampson did nothing . just entered to defiantly a representative of the army succeeded in hitting beijing, china immediately

recently, there has been news of another aggravation around taiwan, china considers taiwan part of itss not hide the fact that it intends to return it, and it seems that the appearance of a new hot spot on the world map is only a matter of time . while the world is busy with events on ukraine at the same time, if the conflict around the same taiwan goes into a hot stage for the world, it may turn out to be much more dangerous than the ukrainian one, our reporter. andrey sukhanov imagined what would happen if all these regional conflicts broke out at one moment? there is a town in the us state of virginia called roanog, here are its streets, here are its houses. but the airport on the runway is a private plane ready for departure, but the main passenger is in no hurry to climb the ladder all his attention. currently chained computer simulation of the tsar bomb explosion. on october 30, the sixty-first, the soviet union tested the most powerful explosive device in the history of mankind, the so-called tsar bomb, but why are the democrats, former us presidential candidate robbie wells, ri

taiwan is an extremely sensitive _ visit? taiwan is an extremely sensitive issue _ visit?or china, there was always going to be a strong visit, a strong reaction from the us visit because as far as china is concerned, taiwan is a breakaway province and president xijinping has always talked about the importance of reunification, has even said that forces an option to that end, as far as taiwan is concerned, it sees itself as an independent country with its own constitution, elected leaders and it wants to be treated as such so the tensions have been building between these two, especially in the last year we have seen a record number of chinese war planes fly into taiwan's air defence zone so it is no surprise, really, there has been so much criticism from china towards this visit and that's why the defence ministry has said the visit is deliberately provocative and china's army has even warned those who play with fire will burn themselves. {iii those who play with fire will burn themselves. of course, three, burn themselves. of course, three. this — burn themselves. of cour

in taiwan, all the consequences arising from this should fully fall on the american side in the lateit became known that piloshi had coronavirus and the trip was postponed. but even if the chinese patriots manage to recover, they offer to disrupt the visit and on sunday either close the sky in taiwan or raise the air of the chinese air force fu, if the forces of taiwan open fire, on our military aircraft, the chinese army must shoot down their aircraft or deliver a devastating blow to the bases of taiwan from which missiles are launched. it will be a crisis. and it will cause a great resonance. however, since the us and taiwanese authorities are not afraid. we, too, are not afraid of anything. it is clear that the provocation of the united states and the island of taiwan is the source of the crisis of the words of the former editor-in-chief of the english-language chinese newspaper, users of chinese social networks took it for granted. and the command of the seventy-second chinese army coincidentally organized an air defense exercise defense in the west of jijiang province, that is,

taiwan is extremely sensitive _ visit? taiwan is extremely sensitive for _ visit?? taiwan is extremely sensitive for china so - visit? taiwan is extremely sensitive for china so it i visit? taiwan is extremely i sensitive for china so it was always going to set up a strong reaction. as far as china is concerned, taiwan is the breakaway province and president xijinping has breakaway province and president xi jinping has always talked about the importance of reunification and has not ruled out for is when it comes to making that happen. as far as taiwan is concerned, it is an independent country with its own leaders and constitution and should be treated as that. so a build—up of tensions in the past year, in fact a record number of chinese warplanes making it into tie one's air defence of zone. so this visit was going to trigger a reaction, which is why the defence ministry of china said it was deliberately evocative. the military has said those who play with fire will burn themselves.— play with fire will burn themselves. ., , , themselves. and of course, this is a

so analysts say that taiwan will pass.an uh will pass into the possession of china in the thirty-fifth year, and they, uh, the chinese will burn them back and forth to drive them, listen, they say that there are no guys, actually, closer to the twentieth year, but on the other hand, others analytics. there they have all sorts of different things, especially those that lobby the military-industrial complexes. they say what they say put off things, long box. let's taiwan, let's drop our weapons. yes, the americans are so taiwanese, this china says, what are they completely crazy about? it's you who interferes in our affairs. intervene. uh, in our internal affairs and you have nothing to do there. and if you don’t understand, here are our tanks, they travel there a couple of times, and aircraft carriers are like airplanes. the fact is that taiwan is located inside, and the so -called near sea zone, where defenses are built around it. here i am throwing the islands that made the tour. right here. which was built taimen is insi

the times in taiwan they are a changin'. and all for the better. of democracy on a municipal level, here in taipei, do you think that is a tool, like a powerful tool? yeah, because taiwan is a small country, and taipei is the capital, so everything happens in taipei is not local. for example, what our mayor says will influence the people's thoughts, nation-wide, so i think it is very important at the taipei municipal level to stop the chinese influence. let's not forget that, officially, taiwan is a province of mainland china, a giant political force that has a complicated relationship with democracy. i think i believe in democracy because of the common ground for us to stand together and fight with china. we fought for democracy for a very long time, and especially the younger generations, because i was born in 1987, and so for the young generation like me, freedom, democracy and human rights are essentials for our lives, and we will unite across gender, across race, and anything. that is what we hope. the fight for freedom, for democracy and huma

this means that analysts say that taiwan will pass to american analysts, that taiwan, e, will pass toifth year, and their chinese they will burn fuel in tanks drive back and forth. listen, yes, they say that there are no guys, actually closer to the twenty-fifth year, but on the other hand, other analysts. there they have all sorts of different things, especially those that lobby the military-industrial complexes. they say what they say put off things, long box. let's taiwan plant weapons. yes, americans are so taiwanese, china says. are you completely crazy there? it's you who interferes in our affairs. uh-huh interfere. uh, in our internal affairs and you have nothing to do there. and if you don't understand here is our tanks, they will go there a couple of times, here aircraft carriers are like planes. the fact is that to taiwan it is inside. uh, the so-called near maritime zone, where defenses are built around it. here i am the islands that i made artificially throw, here is the fleet that they built taimen is located inside this defense zone. and by the way, it was precisely abou

taiwan is such a strong ally of ours. absolutely part -- absolutely should be part of that framework. will taiwan be invited to join the biden administration's indo-pacific economic framework? if not, why not? ms. sherman: we haven't made final decisions on it. we have high standards. mr. chabot: you should absolutely invite taiwan. ms. sherman: thank you. i'll take that back. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes representative susan wild of pennsylvania for five minutes. ms. wild: thank you very much, mr. chairman. deputy secretary sherman, good morning. in 2021, the international federation, the ituc, named the philippines as one of the 10 worst countries for working people. according to the report, workers and those in the philippines remained particularly vulnerable to violent attacks, intimidation and arbitrary arrests. 28 union representatives were illegally arrested and detained in march and december. and seven union leaders were killed between march, it 2020, and april, 2021. and to be clear, these attacks are s

now, taiwan is also important to the us for other reasons.so placed near some strategically important islands to the us, us—friendly islands, so it's somewhere that is important globally in terms of security and its own economy. the british government's plan to send some asylum seekers to rwanda in central africa has been met with criticism and condemnation. the unhcr called it an unacceptable breach of international law. here's our chief political correspondent, adam fleming. there's been quite a lot of criticism of this uk government plan to send some asylum—seekers to rwanda eventually. criticism has come from the un refugee agency, from a former international development secretary, and from a former immigration minister. but i think the government knew they would get this pushback — i think they might even be relishing it, because they see it as an opportunity to make the case, and they're actually preparing for this to go to court and be challenged, legally. we've also had an interesting insight into the policy formulation process — it t

now, taiwan is also important to the us for other reasons. is also placed near some strategically important islands to the us, us—friendly islands, so it's somewhere that is important globally in terms of security and its own economy. azadeh moshiri. more than 150 palestinians have been injured during clashes with israeli police at the al—aqsa mosque compound in occupied eastjerusalem. three israeli police officers were also hurt. tensions have been high in the run—up to the fasting month of ramadan, which coincides with passover forjews and easter for christians. israeli police say they entered the mosque to disperse a crowd after rocks were thrown ontojewish worshippers at the western wall below. here's our middle east correspondent yolande knell. as day broke injerusalem's old city, sacred to three faiths, tensions were rising at its most bitterly contested site. israeli police say they moved in to disperse a riot by palestinian muslims at al—aqsa mosque. 0fficers fired stun grenades and rubber bullets. palestinians threw stones and firecr

even taiwan will remain on the sidelines; the us will not send troops.hey have there is no such possibility, taiwan is an island - this is ukraine in europe and then the americans slap the soldiers and everything is gone, and taiwan will live in lies and their empty promises, the taiwanese. they talk about ukraine all the time. that the island, like kiev, is being pumped with weapons. now taiwan is preparing to buy. the states has decommissioned warships for the coast guard. before that, i already bought complexes. almost $100 million detachment selling arms to the us taiwan is no different than tying bombs to every resident of the island, but the american tutorial on taiwan repeats the ukrainian not only militarization in beijing, they have already noticed how they are trying to split the chinese in the language issue, with regard to the so-called taiwanese language, where it came from the southern futlian haka dialect. it is also part of the chinese language and chinese culture, but they intend to divide the dialects, destroying ties with china, while

here is another strained country there with taiwan you are talking about the fact that with taiwan itso all come to some kind of hot phase. yes, i think so, because in the twenty-fourth year there should be elections in taiwan and in a natural way, the pro-chinese e, candidates from the national party should win, and we all understand that after that the current ruling democratic progressive party will become an ally of the us democratic party leaders will simply be in jail, because the last time the president. whose day, who wanted to hint at the independence of taiwan, was supposed to be from the dpp, and he was put on life, and zhenya , in my opinion, was given 25 years, that is, the internal confrontation is very difficult there, the americans understand that china will return this china in the 24th year simply. just the way hong kong is exactly the same and to prevent it. it is necessary to arrange a very bloody bath. this is a government in exile in australia to take him somewhere and so on to give him a place republic of taiwan at the un. now the republic of china is called, so

the us arrived in taiwan on an unannounced visit.hat is, this visit was previously planned when nancy pilotse was supposed to go, but today they flew there beforehand without notifying anyone. do you know why, because china once said that it would be a red line crossing in relation to china and the united states if nancy pelosi, who got sick coronavirus and could not come to taiwan and so they went. everyone understands why they went there in order to spur taiwan to disobedience to mainland china. everyone understands this very well, and let's actually listen to the representative of our ministry of foreign affairs on this matter. in early april, the us state department approved the supply of almost $100 million worth of weapons to taiwan, including a contract to service the patriot air defense system, which is the third supply of weapons to the island in the short time that joe biden was in office. at oval office in parallel for the first time since the end of the last century was announced. us congress speaker nancy pelosi's visit

uh means china taiwan americans, china taiwan will never be any chinese. they will never fight for. they may threaten to run around and so on. they will capture with other ways. uh, the state means the country’s body, before with the economy, but the option of a war in the middle east is very high, much higher, when the leadership of iran on the eve of the anniversary and the different army clearly states that if israel even dares to do something inside wounds as they do, yes. or something else they will hit him in the central district of miran. yes, it is already becoming in the central regions, israel of israel yes, this is already more than serious, given that against this background a little more than a month ago they inflicted. on iraq yes, on cancer, where was it, it corresponds to the structure of israel and the united states of america yes, do not forget this, but given that this war can lead to a more global nature, taking into account the effect of the hasanly, which, according to hassanli, is now armed surpasses the war in 2006 by dozens of times and already have combat e