Taiwan's Vice-President Stands Firm Against Chinese Intimidation Tactics
Taiwan's Vice-President, Hsiao Bi-khim, remains undeterred by China's attempts to intimidate her during her visit to Prague. Czech military intelligence reported China's actions, including attempts at a car crash demonstration. Hsiao insists on continuing to voice Taiwan's interests internationally, despite these intimidations.
Amid rising tension between Taiwan and China, Taiwan's Vice-President, Hsiao Bi-khim, expressed steadfastness in the face of Chinese intimidation during her diplomatic visit to Prague in March 2024.
The Czech Republic, though lacking official diplomatic ties with Taiwan, has welcomed Hsiao, leading Chinese diplomats to allegedly follow and plan physical intimidation against her. Czech intelligence uncovered a thwarted plan to stage a demonstrative car crash targeting her.
Hsiao, while expressing gratitude towards Prague for their hospitality and security, condemned China's actions as unlawful and reaffirmed her commitment to advocating Taiwan's interests on a global platform.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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