US bipartisan delegation talks with Taiwanese President Cai Emphasizing the need to deepen US involvement

An American bipartisan parliamentarian visited Taiwan and met with President Tsai Ing-wen on the 15th.

On the other hand, the Chinese army announced that it had conducted military patrols around Taiwan, in response to the US parliamentary delegation's visit to Taiwan.

Six bipartisan members, including US Republican Senator Gram and Democratic Senator Menendez, are visiting Taiwan.

The group met with President Tsai Ing-wen at the Presidential Office Building in Taipei on the 15th.

In this, President Cai expressed his hope for further strengthening of relations with the United States, while Senator Gram said, "We are with you. Abandoning Taiwan means abandoning democracy and freedom. "Body".

In addition, Senator Menendez said, "Taiwan occupies 90% of the world's share of the production of advanced semiconductors and is an important country." He emphasized the need to deepen the involvement of the United States.

Is it against military patrol visits around China and Taiwan?

Meanwhile, the Chinese military announced on the 15th that it conducted military patrols and military exercises with the participation of ships and aircraft in the waters and airspace around the East China Sea and Taiwan.

According to the announcement, "This operation is in response to the recent frequent false signals from the United States on the Taiwan issue," in response to the visit of the American parliamentarians to Taiwan.