Communist China Revs Its Fighters and Bombers in an Effort To Intimidate the Voters on Taiwan, the Only Free Election on Offer

American ambassador to the People’s Republic of China says he’s looking forward to the vote on January 13.

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Taiwan's president, Tsai Ing-wen, at New York, March 29, 2023. AP/Yuki Iwamura

Look for Communist China to rev up intimidation of the island democracy of Taiwan as campaigning intensifies for next month’s election of a new president of the Republic of China.

We’ve seen the early signs of renewed Communist Chinese threats against Taiwan in the form of flights by fighters and bombers of the People’s Liberation Air Force within the island’s air defense identification zone on what Beijing calls “joint combat readiness patrols.”

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