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    China Condemns Sailing of Us, British Warships Through Taiwan Strait

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    Posted on September 12, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    China condemns US and UK warships in Taiwan Strait, viewing it as provocative. The strait is considered international waters by Taiwan and allies.

    China Criticizes US and UK Warships' Passage Through Taiwan Strait

    BEIJING (Reuters) -China's military on Friday condemned the sailing of a U.S. and British warship through the sensitive Taiwan Strait, saying it ordered naval and air forces to monitor and warn the two ships.

    The People's Liberation Army's Eastern Theatre Command said the U.S. destroyer USS Higgins and British frigate HMS Richmond were engaged in "trouble-making and provocation".

    "The actions of the United States and Britain send the wrong signals and undermine peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait," it said in a statement.

    The U.S. and British militaries did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

    Last week, a Canadian and an Australian warship also sailed through the strait.

    The U.S. Navy and, on occasion, ships from allied countries including Canada, Britain and France transit the strait, which they consider an international waterway, around once a month. Taiwan also considers it an international waterway.

    China, which views Taiwan as its own territory, says the strategic waterway is part of its territorial waters. Taiwan's government rejects Beijing's territorial claims.

    China has over the past five years increased its military pressure on the island, including by staging war games nearby.

    (Reporting by Beijing Newsroom; Writing by Ben BlanchardEditing by Alexandra Hudson, Aidan Lewis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •China condemns US and UK warships' passage through Taiwan Strait.
    • •The People's Liberation Army monitored and warned the ships.
    • •US and UK actions are seen as provocative by China.
    • •Taiwan and allies consider the strait an international waterway.
    • •China claims the strait as part of its territorial waters.

    Frequently Asked Questions about China condemns sailing of US, British warships through Taiwan Strait

    1What did China's military say about the US and UK warships?

    China's military condemned the sailing of the U.S. destroyer USS Higgins and British frigate HMS Richmond through the Taiwan Strait, labeling their actions as 'trouble-making and provocation.'

    2How does China view Taiwan?

    China views Taiwan as its own territory and asserts that the Taiwan Strait is part of its territorial waters, a claim that Taiwan's government rejects.

    3What is the frequency of naval transits through the Taiwan Strait?

    The U.S. Navy and allied ships, including those from Canada, Britain, and France, transit the Taiwan Strait approximately once a month, considering it an international waterway.

    4What actions has China taken regarding Taiwan in recent years?

    Over the past five years, China has increased military pressure on Taiwan, including staging war games in the vicinity of the island.

    5Did the US and UK militaries respond to China's statements?

    The U.S. and British militaries did not immediately respond to requests for comment regarding China's condemnation of their naval operations.

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