China Says It Will Not Renounce Use of Force Over Taiwan
China will not promise to renounce the use of force over Taiwan but this is aimed at external interference and a small minority of separatists, China's Taiwan Affairs Office said on Wednesday following the country's latest war games around the island.
China won't renounce use of force over Taiwan; Xi visits frontline island
BEIJING/TAIPEI: China will never commit to renouncing the use of force over Taiwan, the government in Beijing said on Wednesday (Oct 16) after another bout of war games and a visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping to the scene of a famous defeat for Taiwanese forces.
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