China on Monday sent 52 PLA Air Force aircraft towards Taiwan in the latest show of aerial force, marking a third record aerial intrusion in the past four days.

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  Taiwan's defense ministry said the plane had detonated 34 J-16s and 12 consecutive H-6 bombs, and said it responded by issuing radio warnings and deploying air defense agencies to monitor the activity.

     

       Monday's arrival of a PLA aircraft in the Air Defense Identification Zone was seen on file aircraft sent on Friday, while China was celebrating National Day, as well as 39 aircraft on Saturday on separate waves.Taiwanese authorities have targeted ADIZ air strikes as "military attacks" and "unpopular local peace".

    The intervention coincides with China's national day, marked on October 1, and is available ahead of Taiwan's national day on October 10.

     The airstrike was seen in Taiwan "as a reflection in Taiwan and the United States of the PLA's combined combat zones and its ability to quickly bring together elements from specific units", the CNA information organization unveiled in Taipei on Sunday.

     Beijing is in the middle of a timely entry into ADIZ as a signature stance. Prior to the intervention of National Day, some on September 23 approached Taiwan announcing that it had applied to join the 11-empire CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership), a few days after China said it was legal to sign a Pacific agreement.

     Last month, Beijing hit out at a Taiwanese company to register with the CPTPP. "There is a very good China in the world," said spokesman Zhao Lijian, "and Taiwan is an integral part of China's territory."

     Commenting on the airing of the files on Saturday, U.S. State Department spokesman Ned Price said the US "could be more involved in using the People's Republic of China military exercise near Taiwan, which is detrimental, dangerous to calculate inaccuracies, and undermines local peace and stability."

     China on Monday criticized a U.S. statement, declaring that "Taiwan belongs to China and the United States is not working to make peace talks."

      The comments "send a false and irresponsible signal," said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying, including that "For a very short time, the US has been making a foul move to sign Taiwan and strengthen technical and military ties with Taiwan, and the release of a multimillion-dollar fingerprint system. $ 750 to Taiwan, the interception of a U.S. military plane in Taiwan and the general warning of American warships throughout Taiwan Strait. ”

     “These provocative organizations look down on family members in China and the United States and for local peace and stability. China is strongly opposed to them and has taken important steps, ”he said in a statement. “‘ Taiwan’s independence ’is not leading anywhere. China will take all necessary steps to rigorize all efforts to 'liberate Taiwan.' China has an organizational solution and is able to defend national sovereignty and local integrity. "