Taiwan-China conflict: ASEAN countries stood against China's position on Taiwan Strait, feared a world war

China has become very aggressive after US Congress President Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan. China has continued military exercises near the Taiwan Strait to vent its anger. This military exercise has not only affected Taiwan and Japan, but its heat is reaching ASEAN countries. ASEAN countries have also opened a front against the dragon against China's aggression. If the ASEAN countries stand against China, the dragon will be completely isolated in the Indo-Pacific region.

Foreign affairs expert Prof Harsh V Pant says that the kind of response China has given to the visit of US Senate President Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, is an alarm bell for ASEAN countries. Prof Pant said that this has increased the feeling of insecurity in the ASEAN countries. Foreign ministers of ASEAN countries have also strongly condemned the Chinese military exercise near the island of Taiwan following the visit of US leader Nancy Pelosi. ASEAN countries said that Nancy's visit was peaceful. In such a situation, the military exercise by the Chinese army was not justified. This is the reason that after China's missile fell near Japan, America has said that it stands firmly with Japan. He said that this move of China has increased resentment in ASEAN countries, it is not a good sign for China.

He said that after this military exercise of China, Japan has strongly condemned it and said that now is the time to stand firmly against Chinese threats. He said that now the nations suffering from China will be united rapidly regarding Taiwan. This is dangerous for China. Especially when China wants to increase its dominance in the Indian Pacific region and the South China Sea. He said that the barricade against China may intensify in the future. In such a situation, he may be isolated in the whole area.

He said that the Chinese army conducted a military exercise just a hundred kilometers away from Taiwan. China's military exercises near Japan's outer southern islands have become a cause of concern for Japan as well. He said the Chinese military is conducting military exercises near Japan's islands, including Yonaguni, which is just 100 km from Taiwan, and Senkakus. He said that Senkakus is an island which is governed by Japan. However, the island has been claimed by both Taiwan and China. Japan's Defense Minister Nobuo Kishi has strongly condemned the Chinese missiles that fell into the country's exclusive economic zone. He said it was a threat to Japan's national security and to the lives of the Japanese people.

In the latest developments, ASEAN countries have expressed concern over the ongoing tension in the Gulf of Taiwan. The Policy Research Group said that during the meeting of 27 countries, ASEAN countries had warned that the consequences of the war could not be explained yet. These countries appealed to Beijing to exercise as much restraint as possible. China was also involved in this meeting. According to the report, China did not expect this from the ASEAN countries and after this the Chinese Foreign Minister immediately left the meeting.