Taiwan President remembers India amid tensions with China, wrote this by tweeting photo of Taj Mahal

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Taiwan President remembers India

Taipei: The Indian public appears to be strongly supporting Taiwan amidst ongoing tension from China. Recently, a large number of Indians sent greeting messages on Taiwan’s National Day. In response, the President of Taiwan, Tsai In Weng, thanked the Indian people. Now he has once again praised the people of India, Indian culture and Indian architecture.
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Taiwan President remembers India

Taiwanese President tweeted a photo of Taj Mahal
Tsai in Weng tweeted a picture of his Taj Mahal tour and wrote, “Hello my friends from India, thank you for following me here (on Twitter)”. Your greeting messages remind me of memorable moments spent in your incredible country. Your Vastu wonders, vibrant culture and kind people are truly unforgettable. I miss my time so much.

Previously did this tweet
The Taiwanese President thanked the Indian people in response to the greeting messages sent to Taiwan from India on its national day. He tweeted that he thanked all the people of India for the good luck message. We can be proud of protecting our shared values ​​like freedom and human rights and protecting our democratic life. Hello.

Chinese media threatening Taiwan war
China’s official media has been showing its weapons several times a day threatening Taiwan’s war. China’s state-run Global Times has threatened that China will wage war if US forces return to Taiwan. Global Times editor Hu Shijin threatened the US and Taiwan, saying the China anti-segregation law is a tiger with teeth.

China sent fighter aircraft 40 times near Taiwan’s border
In the past, China has sent its fighters near the Taiwan border about 40 times. In response, Taiwan has also stepped up its preparations to give a befitting reply to China’s attack. The President of Taiwan has reviewed the Army’s preparations and the Taiwanese Air Force has vigorously practiced the attack on the dragon.

China deliberately fires tension in East Asia
China is sending fighter jets and bomber aircraft against Taiwan from many directions. This has increased the tension in the entire South China Sea. On this action of the Chinese, the President of Taiwan said that China is deliberately engaged in provoking tension in East Asia. Tsei Ing Wen said, ‘Not only is Taiwan Strait but we are looking at the situation in this entire area. China’s recent military action is clearly a threat on the strength of strength. This is part of his verbal and military intimidation. ‘

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