Taiwan scrambles jets after China makes largest incursion into air defence zone since January

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Taiwan scrambles jets after China makes largest incursion into air defence zone since January
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China has almost doubled its incursions this year, as it attempts to keep island under pressure

The ADIZ is not the same as Taiwan’s territorial airspace but includes a far greater area that overlaps with part of China’s own air defence identification zone and even includes some of the mainland.

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