US Lawmaker Condemns China's Military Intimidation in Taiwan

US lawmaker Michael McCaul criticized China's military exercises post-Taiwan President Lai Ching-te's inauguration, labeling them as intimidating. He reaffirmed America's commitment to Taiwan, stating no amount of coercion would deter US Congress visits. The comments were broadcast live from Taiwan's presidential office.

A senior U.S. lawmaker visiting Taipei on Monday said China's "intimidating" military exercises after Taiwan President Lai Ching-te's inauguration demonstrated China was not interested in taking Taiwan by peaceful means.

The remarks by Michael McCaul, the Republican chair of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, were carried live on television from Taiwan's presidential office. "America is and always will be a reliable partner and no amount of coercion or intimidation will slow down or stop the routine visits by the Congress to Taiwan," said McCaul.

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