Archive · 28 Sep 2025
Taiwan Reports Ongoing Chinese Military Activity Near Territory
China keeps sending its airplanes and boats close to Taiwan.
These actions have been happening for several days.
Taiwan's military sees these events and watches them closely.
Some Chinese airplanes have crossed a line in the middle of the Taiwan Strait, which is like a dividing line.
Taiwan views itself as its own country and doesn't want China to take it over.
This military activity continues because China wants Taiwan to be part of China, while Taiwan wants to remain separate.
Taiwan reported Chinese military aircraft, naval vessels, and official ships near its territory on Sunday.
On Sunday, 6 Chinese aircraft crossed the median line.
Taiwan's military responded to the incursions by monitoring the situation and deploying assets.
Similar Chinese military activity was reported on Saturday and Friday.
China claims Taiwan as part of its territory.
- Who
- Taiwan and China
- What
- China continues to send military aircraft and vessels near Taiwan's territory, with a pattern of activity involving aircraft crossing the median line.
- When
- Ongoing, with reported incidents on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
- Where
- Near Taiwan, including the northern, southwestern, eastern ADIZ, and the Taiwan Strait.
- Why
- China claims Taiwan as part of its territory and asserts its reunification with Beijing under the 'One China' principle.
- Aircraft Detected (Sunday)
- 6
- Naval Vessels Detected (Sunday)
- 7
- Official Ships Detected (Sunday)
- 2
- Aircraft Crossing Median Line (Sunday)
- 5
- Aircraft Detected (Saturday)
- 19
- Naval Vessels Detected (Saturday)
- 7
- Aircraft Crossing Median Line (Saturday)
- 15
- Aircraft Detected (Friday)
- 11
- Aircraft Crossing Median Line (Friday)
- 9