Chinese fishing 'militia' formations signal rising gray-zone pressure on Taiwan
China's maritime militia allegedly deployed over 2,000 fishing boats in coordinated formations near Taiwan, raising significant security concerns among analysts.
Chinese fishing 'militia' formations signal rising gray-zone pressure on Taiwan
China's maritime militia allegedly deployed over 2,000 fishing boats in coordinated formations near Taiwan, raising significant security concerns among analysts.
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