The situation in the Pacific is tense, China starts rehearsals for taking over Taiwan, "occupies" the skies of the island with nuclear planes

China has stated many times that the occupation of Taiwan is one of the main priorities, although it often seems to follow the strategy of "pull and don't tear". The latest case, however, is the complete opposite. Most recently, Taiwan activated its defense systems on Thursday after it reported that 37 Chinese military aircraft flew into the island's air defense zone, some of which then flew into the western Pacific, in Beijing's latest massive air incursion. Taiwan's defense ministry said that as of 5 a.m. it had detected Chinese air force aircraft, including J-11 and J-16 fighters, as well as nuclear-capable H-6 bombers, flying over its southwestern corner. air defense identification zone, or ADIZ. The ADIZ is a wider area that Taiwan monitors and patrols to give its forces more time to respond to threats. Some of the Chinese planes flew southeast of Taiwan and crossed into the western Pacific to conduct "air surveillance and long-range navigation training," the ministry said in a statement. China, which views democratically-ruled Taiwan as its territory, has over the past three years regularly flown its air force in the skies near the island, but not in Taiwan's territorial airspace, so the development raised alarm. So, the United States of America has declared that it will continue to arm the island, a "hot issue" in Sino-American relations. In Aprill,