According to AFP, since Taiwan started releasing daily airspace intrusion figures from September 2020, this is the largest number of H-6 bombers in a day since then.

China recently imposed fresh import restrictions on Taiwanese food, beverage, alcohol and fisheries products last week. After this, Taiwan’s Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang accused China of breaking international trade rules and “discriminating” against Taiwan.

The H-6 is China’s long-range bomber aircraft capable of carrying nuclear payloads. It is rare for China to send more than five H-6 bombers a day. But in the last few weeks, the number of their flights has increased dramatically.

So far only in October 2021, China had sent a record sixteen H-6 aircraft in a day.

Earlier, Taiwan’s unofficial ambassador Baoshuan Ger, referring to China’s aggressive stance in the region, said that India and Taiwan are threatened by “autocracy” and now the time has come that both sides (India and Taiwan) ” “Strategic Cooperation”.

In an interview to ‘PTI-Bhasha’, Gere had said that Taiwan and India should be treated as “expansions of autocracy”, citing China’s moves in the East and South China Seas, Hong Kong and the Galwan Valley to escalate tensions in the region. There is a need to join hands to “stop”.

Since US Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s high-profile visit to Taiwan in August, China has stepped up military aggression against the self-governing island of more than 23 million people, sparking global concern.