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Taiwan's Tsai thanks troops after China military maneuvers

Por: ABC News World December 30, 2022

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TAIPEI, Taiwan -- Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen thanked navy and army personnel on Friday for their service defending the island, after sent a record-breaking number of warplanes and ships toward this week.Tsai, addressing the Taiwanese Navy's 146th Fleet at a naval base on Penghu Island, said the military maneuvers by China earlier in the week were the largest to date this year. “Your duty is very heavy ... and I wanted to thank you, our... + full article



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