'China cannot stop the world leader from going to Taiwan', said Nancy Pelosi amid threats from the dragon
Nancy Pelosi said, "They can prevent Taiwan from allowing their leaders to attend global meetings, but they cannot prevent world leaders or anyone from traveling to Taiwan."
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US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi said on Wednesday that her visit to Taiwan is a strong statement that the US stands with the country and that China cannot stop any world leader from traveling to Iceland. Pelosi's statement comes amid reports of 27 Chinese military planes infiltrating Taiwanese territory after returning from a trip to Taiwan. "It is sad that Taiwan was prevented from participating in global meetings, including the recent World Health Organization meeting, over objections from the Communist Party of China," he said.
He added, "They can prevent Taiwan from allowing their leaders to participate in global meetings, but they cannot prevent world leaders or anyone from traveling to Taiwan to respect its thriving democracy, its To highlight the many successes and reaffirm our commitment to continued collaboration."
China summons US envoy on Pelosi's visit
China has expressed its displeasure over the visit of Nancy Pelosi. China had been threatening America since the release of his travel schedule. China has even said that if Pelosi travels to Iceland, "the US will have to pay for it." China had also summoned the US envoy in Beijing and also banned many agricultural imports from Taiwan.
27 Chinese military planes infiltrated Taiwan
There were also reports after Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan that 27 Chinese military planes infiltrated Taiwanese territory. However, such infiltration was not the first time on the Chinese side. Chinese military aircraft keep infiltrating Taiwan every day, which has increased after Russia's attack on Ukraine.
Frustrated by Pelosi's visit, China has suspended exports of natural sand to Taiwan. It has also stopped the import of fruit and fish products from the self-governing island with immediate effect. China has vowed to take disciplinary action against the Taiwan Foundation for Democracy as well as the International Cooperation and Development Fund of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs there.
