Will Taiwan pay the price for Pelosi’s arrival? A Frightened Dragon Can Take These 6 Aggressive Actions

Despite all the threats from China, Speaker of the United States House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi has arrived in Taiwan. With this, the dragon’s mercury rose. As the time for Pelosi’s arrival in China approached, China’s aggression increased. In the midst of it all, Nancy landed on Taiwanese soil amidst the security of 13 American planes and spoke about the rights of the Taiwanese people. At the same time, China threatened America with dire consequences. Let us tell you that just last week Chinese President Xi Jinping issued a warning to his American counterpart Joe Biden in a phone call. He had said with gestures that those who play with fire get burned.

1. Infiltration of Taiwan Airspace
China will now try to put more pressure on Taiwan. For this, it has taken measures such as violating and infiltrating Taiwan’s airspace. In October last year, the Chinese military flew 56 planes over Taiwan. Incidentally, military exercises were taking place there under the direction of America at the same time. At the same time, in November last year, when the US congressional delegation arrived there, 15 Chinese military planes took off from eastern Taiwan. Now, after the arrival of Nancy Pelosi, China can once again adopt pressure tricks in this way.

2. Attempt to provoke Taiwan
China may also try to provoke it by flying its fighter jets over Taiwan. This is indicated by the upcoming news in the Chinese media. The Communist Party’s Global Times newspaper has suggested that China fly military planes over Taiwan. In doing so, the Taiwanese government will be forced to decide whether or not to shoot down these planes? Significantly, Taiwan’s defense minister last year warned Chinese planes that the closer they get, the harder we will attack.

China provoked by Pelosi visit, Dragon to launch missiles around Taiwan; PLA in preparation for live fire exercises

3. Missile test near Taiwan
In 1995, when America and Taiwan came to curry, even then China’s anger raged over it. Then he even did a missile test near this island. In fact, then US President Bill Clinton allowed Taiwan’s first elected President to Parliament, Lee Teng-hui, to come to America. At the same time, when the US Navy exercise was taking place in August 2020, the PLA fired ballistic missiles in the South China Sea.

4. Financial problems
China is Taiwan’s largest trading partner. After Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan, China may create economic problems for her. It can ban imports or boycott Taiwanese products. Apart from this, bilateral trade may also be prohibited. On Monday, China banned the import of food from more than 100 Taiwanese suppliers. Although it is dependent on Taiwan for semiconductors, it is to be expected that it will only make a decision after careful consideration. Apart from that, China has also banned many Taiwanese leaders from coming there. In changing circumstances, it can further increase this scope of restrictions.