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Germany sailed two warships through the Taiwan Strait on Friday in its first transit of the disputed waters in more than two decades, as Berlin seeks to increase its defense engagement in the Asia-Pacific region.
\nChina claims the self-governing democratic island of Taiwan as its own, and views such transits as provocative actions.
\nTo challenge China’s claims, the United States and allies including Australia, Canada, Britain and France, have regularly conducted \u201cfreedom of navigation\u201d operations there, sailing through the strait to emphasize that it is international waters.
\nIn its last naval deployment to the region in 2021-22, Germany had sought to avoid confrontation with China and attempted a diplomatic balancing act, seeking a port call in China, which Beijing denied, and by not sailing through the Taiwan Strait.
\nThe government was widely criticized for this approach, and on this deployment to the Indo-Pacific, leaders decided to sail through the strait en route from South Korea to the Philippines in a widely-telegraphed move.
\n\u201cThe signal is a very simple one, which we have always maintained and I have always maintained,\u201d German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius told reporters in Berlin. \u201cInternational waters are international waters.\u201d
\nTaiwan’s Defense Ministry confirmed in a post on X that the frigate Baden-Wuerttemberg and support ship Frankfurt am Main had transited through the strait from north to south, adding that throughout the sail “the situation remained normal.”
\nChina, which often reacts sharply to American warships transiting the strait, was somewhat muted in its response.
\nForeign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told reporters that for Beijing, \u201cthe Taiwan issue is not an issue of freedom of navigation, but an issue related to China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.\u201d
\nShe said that while China respects the navigation rights of all countries, \u201cwe firmly oppose provocations endangering China\u2019s sovereignty and security in the name of freedom of navigation.\u201d
\nThe European Union three years ago embarked on a new strategy for the Asia-Pacific aimed at boosting economic, political and defense ties. Part of that has been focused on improving maritime security and ensuring safe passage through sea lanes.
\nIt comes at a time when China is becoming increasingly assertive in pushing its maritime claims in the region, including on virtually the entire South China Sea and on Taiwan.
\nChina maintains that Taiwan is part of its territory, and President Xi Jinping has not ruled out taking it by force.
\nChina sends warplanes and warships near Taiwan on a near-daily basis in an attempt to intimidate its citizens and degrade the island\u2019s defenses.
\nIn response, Taiwan has extended the period of national military service to one year, building its own submarines and importing sophisticated new equipment from the U.S.
\nThe vast majority of Taiwanese favor the current status of their island, which separated from mainland China amid civil war in 1949.
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