No Chinese missions crossing strait line, says Taiwan FMTNews FMTWorld
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s defence ministry said on Friday it had not spotted any Chinese military aircraft crossing the sensitive median line of the Taiwan Strait in the past 24 hours, following days of military drills by Beijing around the island.
China views democratically-governed Taiwan as its own territory, claims the government in Taipei strongly reject. But in an accompanying map of China’s activities it did not show any Chinese warplanes crossing the Taiwan Strait’s median line, which normally serves as an unofficial barrier between the two.
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