Taiwan orders 'keep' orders for troops stationed on disputed islands against China

Taiwan orders 'keep' orders for troops stationed on disputed islands against China

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Taiwan has repeatedly declared its will for decisive warfare, such as issuing an order to 'keep' the troops stationed on a disputed island under Taiwan's effective control. According to Taiwanese media, Taiwan's defense minister said yesterday in a report to the Legislative Yuan's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that they had given orders to "share fate with the island" to soldiers stationed in the Pratas Islands in the South China Sea. In addition, in preparation for the possibility that the Pratas Islands could be seized by force, the Taiwanese military showed off that they were fully prepared, saying that they are conducting training under all imaginary situations.

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