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Chinese “aircraft carrier killer” missiles aimed at Taiwan

Recently Taiwan media published a picture showing that China has deployed “YJ-62A” long-range anti-ship missiles along the south-eastern coast, causing concern from all circles in Taiwan and they are disgusted and concerned about China’s two sided face.
Military experts have pointed out the “YJ-62A” named “aircraft carrier killer” which weighs 300 kg with a range of up to 400 kilometres as a coast-to-ship missile, can fully block Taiwan’s sea lines of communication.

Republic of China Defence Minister Chen Chaomin confirmed this. He said: (recording) “there is such a thing; mainly it is deployed aiming at the sea”.

China’s important military magazine made a front page story to introduce the military weapons in length, and indicated that the deployment is aimed at Taiwan. The information showed that from the north to the junction of Zhejiang, Fujian, and south to Shantou, all have this type of missile and mobile launchers positioned.

In the frequent cross-strait talks, the Chinese Communist Party once again has started to stab in the back; will the tragedy repeat itself again between the cooperation of the KMT and CCP? A KMT legislator is also deeply worried. He said: (recording) “cross-strait economic development is the high priority, but a large number of troops are deployed”.

The KMT and The CCP have signed a peace agreement twice in history, but the agreement was torn up by the Chinese Communists alone both times and started the civil war…

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