Source record People's Daily Group · 2026-08-12

DPP's rant against China-Indonesia drill exposes secessionist nature, reliance on external forces and deep-seated fears: expert

DPP’s rant against China-Indonesia drill exposes secessionist nature, reliance on external forces and deep-seated fears: expert

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Publishing institution	People's Daily Group
Source outlet	Global Times — Defense (global_times_mil)
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Source-stated publication date	2026-08-12
Original URL	https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202608/1368066.shtml
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Zhu Anqing, spokesperson of the East Sea Bureau, the China Coast Guard (CCG) said that from Monday, the ... China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels on Tuesday conducted law-enforcement patrols in waters around Taiwan island in accordance with ... Liaoning aircraft carrier participates in drills to the east of Taiwan island

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The China Coast Guard's East Sea Bureau spokesperson Zhu Anqing announced that CCG vessels conducted law-enforcement patrols in waters around Taiwan island, with the Liaoning carrier strike group simultaneously conducting drills to Taiwan's east — a paired surface and naval pressure operation whose timing coincided with a China-Indonesia joint exercise that drew criticism from Taiwan's ruling DPP. The concurrent deployment of CCG patrol authority framing alongside Liaoning strike group activity documents the now-standard dual-track approach of pairing coast guard jurisdictional assertion with PLA naval presence, though the article provides no specifics on CCG vessel numbers, patrol routes, or the Liaoning drill's scale or duration.

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Source text. People's Daily Group. "DPP’s rant against China-Indonesia drill exposes secessionist nature, reliance on external forces and deep-seated fears: expert." Global Times — Defense, 2026-08-12. https://www.globaltimes.cn/page/202608/1368066.shtml.

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