Indonesia says navy drill with China that angered Taiwan was routine
Indonesia’s naval exercises with China east of Taiwan spark regional diplomatic friction and demands for clarification.
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Chinese and Indonesian warships conducted a joint naval drill east of Taiwan, prompting Taiwan to seek clarification regarding the exercise. Indonesia characterized the maneuver as a routine activity, while the United States urged China to cease military pressure on the region.
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Where it stands
Indonesia characterizes recent naval drills with China as a routine operation, even as the exercises occur east of Taiwan and draw public protest from Taipei. The maneuvers have prompted the U.S. to call for an end to military pressure on Taiwan. While Indonesia maintains a stance of a free and active foreign policy, Taiwan has formally sought clarification regarding the nature and intent of the joint activity.
USNI News reports that warships from both nations were involved in the training. Disagreement persists regarding the regional impact of the maneuver. While Indonesian officials label the event as standard practice, Taiwan views the drill as a source of concern.
Reporting does not yet specify whether further joint drills are scheduled or if Indonesia intends to adjust its regional maritime engagement policies following these diplomatic objections.
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Coverage (5)
- Indonesia says navy drill with China that angered Taiwan was routine Yahoo · 3d ago
- Chinese, Indonesian Warships Drill East of Taiwan USNI News · 3d ago
- U.S. urges China to halt military pressure on Taiwan after naval drill Focus Taiwan · 3d ago
- Indonesia’s free and active drift Lowy Institute · 3d ago
- Taiwan seeks Indonesia clarification over China-announced joint naval exercise Focus Taiwan · 3d ago
Answered
What is Indonesia’s position on the naval drill?
Indonesian authorities describe the exercise with China as routine.
Why is Taiwan concerned?
The exercise took place east of Taiwan, leading the government to request clarification regarding the event.
What has been the U.S. response?
The U.S. has urged China to cease military pressure on Taiwan in the aftermath of the naval drill.
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