Tuesday, January 26, 2021

Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- January 26, 2021

This map shows China's territorial claim in the South China Sea (in red), which the US rejects. Marked in blue are US bases in Okinawa off Japan and in Darwin in Australia's Northern Territory, and Sembawang wharf in Singapore where Britain's Royal Navy maintains a small presence. Marked in red are three naval bases in South China belonging to the People's Liberation Army 


 * China has flown military aircraft into Taiwan for the second time in two days 
 * It is believed to be a show of strength and to act as a message for Joe Biden 
 * USS Theodore Roosevelt and its carrier strike group entered the sea on Saturday 
 * Pentagon said it was carrying out 'routine operations' to reassure regional allies 
 * But Beijing said such incursions were 'not conducive to peace' in the waterways 

China has deployed 15 fighter jets into Taiwan airspace for the second time in two days, in what could be one of the earliest tests for Joe Biden's administration. 

According to Taiwan's Defense Ministry, the Chinese air force flew 15 military aircraft into Taiwan on Sunday. 

The day before, a number of fighter jets and bombers had also been sent into Taiwan airspace. 

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 Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- January 26, 2021 





















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