China-Taiwan news: Taiwan says China used 66 planes and 14 warships in Sunday’s drills – live

Taiwan said flights through its airspace gradually resumed as most notifications for Chinese military drills near the island ‘no longer in effect’

Taiwan’s Premier Su Tseng-chang says China has “arrogantly” used military actions to disrupt regional peace and stability, according to a Reuters report.

Speaking to reporters in Taipei on Sunday, Su also called on Beijing to not flex its military muscles, and condemned “foreign enemies” he said were attempting to sap the morale of the Taiwanese people through cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns.

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