China's Taiwan activities spark submarine concerns

Chinese operations around Taiwan are escalating, with a noticeable increase in the number of Chinese ships deployed in the region's waters, including coast guard vessels and scientific research ships. There are concerns that these movements may be part of Beijing’s efforts to pave the way for submarine warfare and impose a naval blockade to hinder the entry of resources and supplies to the island. China recorded a surge in the number of ships around Taiwan, reaching a record high of 244 ships in July, with ongoing intense activity, including data bridge surveys and seabed sampling. These developments come amid rising tensions between China and Taiwan, with Beijing considering the island part of its territory and threatening the use of force if necessary. Taiwan, in response, has taken military measures and increased its defense budget to bolster its capabilities against this escalating threat.

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