Tensions Rise in the Taiwan Strait

China's Taiwan Affairs Office accuses Lai Ching-te of actions that have heightened tensions and destabilized the Taiwan Strait. They stress that Taiwan remains a part of China, despite any statements from Lai. The situation reflects ongoing disputes over Taiwan's status and relations with China.

The Taiwan Strait's tranquility is once more threatened, as China's Taiwan Affairs Office has accused Lai Ching-te of stirring tensions through "constant provocations." The office asserted that Lai's actions have severely disrupted peace and stability in the region.

In a strongly worded statement released on Thursday, officials emphasized that regardless of Lai's statements, they do not alter the Taiwan Strait reality or Taiwan's legal status as part of China. They reiterated that both sides of the strait remain a single China.

This ongoing discourse underscores the delicate nature of cross-strait relations and highlights the persisting disagreements over Taiwan's diplomatic and political standing.

(With inputs from agencies.)