Chinese cruise ship sails within two sea miles of Hengun Peninsula in Taven

Taipei: A Chinese cruise ship Leave within just two knots (3.7 km) of Taiwan Hengun peninsula This week, a significant “gray zone” strategy by Beijing indicates anxiety from observers and officials about the strategy, Taipei Times Informed
This incident was reported Taiwan etc.A citizen Facebook group who monitored the Chinese military activity near Taiwan, which posted a footage showing a clearly visible vessel from the coastline in Pingtung County.
The ship was identified as Gulalangu, a Bermuda-P-Keeping Cruise vessel with a capacity of 1,800 passengers. Taiwan Adiz said that if fully occupied, the number of people on the board would be almost equal to a battalion -sized military unit.
“If such incidents become regular, they can pose a serious threat to Taiwan’s safety,” the group wrote, pointing to the ability to renovate such ships into the scenarios of conflict.
The Taipei Times reported that the footage filmed by a passenger by a passenger was later filmed by a passenger, which was later posted on Chinese social media.
The Council of the Council of Ocean Affairs Quan Dwi Ling responded to the incident on Friday, saying that the public should be vigilant, it was called part of China’s broad “gray zone” strategy-lower action than the Sasastra conflict. He said that the government has launched a cross-agency mechanism to monitor maritime activity and will increase coordination with Marine and Port Bureau and National Security Agencies.
Kuan said that after entering the regional waters of Taiwan around 2 pm on Wednesday afternoon, the Gulabangu was tracked by the Coast Guard administration and later left for the northeast without its speed or change in the course. He said that the incident was considered a “United Front” attempt by Beijing.
Taipei Times reported that the government is developing a dedicated intelligence and tracking database for ships working in sensitive areas, especially the Taipei Times, who worked under Chinese capital or facility flags.
The Coast Guard is accused of monitoring such ships, while the maritime and port bureau implements the rules on the administration of the innocent route of foreign ships.