Silent Waters of Strategy: China's Naval Maneuvers Near Taiwan

China's recent deployment of naval and coast guard ships near Taiwan remains shrouded in official silence. While Taiwan perceives the actions as a blockade simulation, China's only commentary referenced strategic flow akin to water. The tense situation highlights ongoing sovereignty tensions between China, Taiwan, and the U.S.

China has maintained official silence regarding its recent naval and coast guard deployment near Taiwan, opting instead to quote ancient military strategist principles.

Taiwanese authorities view the maneuvers as a potential blockade, emphasizing the tense geopolitical climate as the United States remains a key ally in Taiwan's defense.

This development comes amid speculations about reactions to Taiwan's President visiting U.S. territories, reflecting longstanding sovereignty disputes.

(With inputs from agencies.)