Taiwan Condemns China's Military Drills Near Japan

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te criticized Chinese military exercises near Japan as inappropriate. He emphasized that Taiwan opposes using force to change regional peace. Lai highlighted China's responsibility in promoting peace amid ongoing tensions with Tokyo.

In a bold statement, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te denounced the recent Chinese military drills near Japan, describing them as 'very inappropriate behavior'. He made it clear that Taiwan stands firmly against any attempt to use force or coercion to alter the current regional peace.

President Lai stressed that China's actions contribute to heightened tensions between Beijing and Tokyo, making regional stability a growing concern for the self-governed island of Taiwan. He urged for a constructive approach towards maintaining peace.

Addressing reporters in Taipei, President Lai emphasized China's role in facilitating peace, asserting that it holds significant responsibility in ensuring a peaceful regional environment.

(With inputs from agencies.)