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Taiwan Detects 59 Chinese Aircraft Around island
Along with the 59 aircraft, nine Chinese warships and two balloons were also detected in the 24 hours to 6:00 am (2200 GMT), the defence ministry said.
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In A 1st, China Operates All 3 Aircraft Carriers At Once, Near Japan, Taiwan
The Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) reportedly operated its three aircraft carriers for exercises or tests over the past week for the first time.
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Taiwan Detects 36 Chinese Aircraft, 7 Naval Vessels Around Its Territory
Taiwan's Ministry of Defence detected 36 Chinese aircraft and seven shipping vessels around its territory in the last 24 hours till 6 am on Friday.
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Taiwan Detects 19 Chinese Military Aircraft, 7 Naval Vessels Closing In
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) has detected 19 Chinese military aircraft and seven naval vessels close to the country in the last 24 hours until 6 am (local time) today.
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1 Chinese Aircraft, 3 Warships Detected Around Island: Taiwan Ministry
Taiwan's defence ministry said Thursday that a Chinese anti-submarine helicopter and three warships had been detected around the self-ruled island, after President Tsai Ing-wen met US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in Los Angeles.
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10 Chinese Planes, 2 Naval Ships Detected Around Taiwan: Report
Taiwan on Tuesday tracked 10 Chinese military aircraft and 2 naval ships around the country, according to the Ministry of National Defense (MND), reported Taiwan News.
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US Shot Down Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon With Single Missile
U.S. military fighter aircraft shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon as it floated off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday, drawing to a close a dramatic saga that shone a spotlight on worsening Sino-U.S. relations.
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Highlights: US Fighter Jets Shoot Down Chinese Balloon Over Atlantic Ocean
A Chinese balloon, roughly the size of three buses, has been tracked in US airspace, the Pentagon said on Friday. It asserted that the Chinese aircraft has surveillance capabilities.
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5 Chinese Aircraft Crossed Median Line: Taiwan
Taiwan's defence ministry said 12 Chinese aircraft and five Chinese ships were detected operating around Taiwan on Sunday, including five aircraft that crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, as Beijing continued military activities near the island.
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China's Aircraft Carrier Spotted In Huge Naval Drill
Beijing flexed its military muscle this week as its sole operational aircraft carrier apparently took part in a huge naval drill with dozens of other vessels in the South China Sea, satellite images showed.
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Chinese Aircraft Passes Within A 1,000 Feet Of Navy Anti-Submarine Plane In 'Unsafe' Encounter, Pentagon Says
A Chinese military aircraft crossed near the nose of a Navy P-3C Orion anti-submarine and surveillance plane Wednesday, flying within about 1,000 feet in an encounter the Pentagon identified as unsafe, but probably unintentional.
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China's First Aircraft Carrier Liaoning Holds Drills In South China Sea
China continued to flex its muscles in the South China Sea, with its first aircraft carrier conducting exercises in the disputed area with a flotilla of naval ships amid tensions with the US following President-elect Donald Trump's telephone call to the Taiwanese president.
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Chinese Aircraft Performed 'Unsafe' Maneuver Near US Plane: Pentagon
A Chinese aircraft performed an unsafe maneuver during an air intercept of a US spy plane last week, a Pentagon spokesman said on Tuesday, an incident revealed just as Chinese President Xi Jinping kicks off a week-long US visit.
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Chinese Aircraft Performed 'Unsafe' Manoeuvre Near US Plane: Pentagon
A Chinese aircraft performed an unsafe manoeuvre during an air intercept of a US spy plane last week, a Pentagon spokesman said on Tuesday, an incident revealed just as Chinese President Xi Jinping kicks off a week-long US visit.
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Snoozing China Air Traffic Controllers Force Jet to Delay Landing
A Chinese aircraft was forced to delay its landing after two air traffic controllers nodded off, reports said on Tuesday, sparking a wave of online anger about airline safety.
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Taiwan Detects 59 Chinese Aircraft Around island
Along with the 59 aircraft, nine Chinese warships and two balloons were also detected in the 24 hours to 6:00 am (2200 GMT), the defence ministry said.
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In A 1st, China Operates All 3 Aircraft Carriers At Once, Near Japan, Taiwan
The Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) reportedly operated its three aircraft carriers for exercises or tests over the past week for the first time.
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Taiwan Detects 36 Chinese Aircraft, 7 Naval Vessels Around Its Territory
Taiwan's Ministry of Defence detected 36 Chinese aircraft and seven shipping vessels around its territory in the last 24 hours till 6 am on Friday.
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Taiwan Detects 19 Chinese Military Aircraft, 7 Naval Vessels Closing In
Taiwan's Ministry of National Defence (MND) has detected 19 Chinese military aircraft and seven naval vessels close to the country in the last 24 hours until 6 am (local time) today.
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1 Chinese Aircraft, 3 Warships Detected Around Island: Taiwan Ministry
Taiwan's defence ministry said Thursday that a Chinese anti-submarine helicopter and three warships had been detected around the self-ruled island, after President Tsai Ing-wen met US House Speaker Kevin McCarthy in Los Angeles.
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10 Chinese Planes, 2 Naval Ships Detected Around Taiwan: Report
Taiwan on Tuesday tracked 10 Chinese military aircraft and 2 naval ships around the country, according to the Ministry of National Defense (MND), reported Taiwan News.
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US Shot Down Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon With Single Missile
U.S. military fighter aircraft shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon as it floated off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday, drawing to a close a dramatic saga that shone a spotlight on worsening Sino-U.S. relations.
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Highlights: US Fighter Jets Shoot Down Chinese Balloon Over Atlantic Ocean
A Chinese balloon, roughly the size of three buses, has been tracked in US airspace, the Pentagon said on Friday. It asserted that the Chinese aircraft has surveillance capabilities.
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5 Chinese Aircraft Crossed Median Line: Taiwan
Taiwan's defence ministry said 12 Chinese aircraft and five Chinese ships were detected operating around Taiwan on Sunday, including five aircraft that crossed the Taiwan Strait median line, as Beijing continued military activities near the island.
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China's Aircraft Carrier Spotted In Huge Naval Drill
Beijing flexed its military muscle this week as its sole operational aircraft carrier apparently took part in a huge naval drill with dozens of other vessels in the South China Sea, satellite images showed.
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Chinese Aircraft Passes Within A 1,000 Feet Of Navy Anti-Submarine Plane In 'Unsafe' Encounter, Pentagon Says
A Chinese military aircraft crossed near the nose of a Navy P-3C Orion anti-submarine and surveillance plane Wednesday, flying within about 1,000 feet in an encounter the Pentagon identified as unsafe, but probably unintentional.
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China's First Aircraft Carrier Liaoning Holds Drills In South China Sea
China continued to flex its muscles in the South China Sea, with its first aircraft carrier conducting exercises in the disputed area with a flotilla of naval ships amid tensions with the US following President-elect Donald Trump's telephone call to the Taiwanese president.
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Chinese Aircraft Performed 'Unsafe' Maneuver Near US Plane: Pentagon
A Chinese aircraft performed an unsafe maneuver during an air intercept of a US spy plane last week, a Pentagon spokesman said on Tuesday, an incident revealed just as Chinese President Xi Jinping kicks off a week-long US visit.
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Chinese Aircraft Performed 'Unsafe' Manoeuvre Near US Plane: Pentagon
A Chinese aircraft performed an unsafe manoeuvre during an air intercept of a US spy plane last week, a Pentagon spokesman said on Tuesday, an incident revealed just as Chinese President Xi Jinping kicks off a week-long US visit.
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Snoozing China Air Traffic Controllers Force Jet to Delay Landing
A Chinese aircraft was forced to delay its landing after two air traffic controllers nodded off, reports said on Tuesday, sparking a wave of online anger about airline safety.
