Taiwan scrambled jets have just changed its warning protocols on hostile Chinese warplanes today:

In case of incurred Chinese fighter jets attacking Taiwan airforce, pilots will be permitted to return fire on hostile warplanes.
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— Taiwan Formosa Club 🌐 (@taiwanformosan) September 20, 2020

Taiwan’s president says PLAAF drills show China is threat to whole region: "I believe these activities are no help to China's international image, and what's more have put Taiwan's people even more on their guard,” she said https://t.co/BD94ABHAmn

— Nicola Smith (@niccijsmith) September 20, 2020

#China's MOD: The #PLA begins a live combat drill near the #TaiwanStrait, targeting the current situation in the region. Taiwan is an inseparable part of China &we won't allow any foreign power to interfere with China's internal affairs. Those who play with fire will get burned! pic.twitter.com/j31qMbi3ct

— Ambassador Deng Xijun (@China2ASEAN) September 19, 2020

Sep. 19, twelve J-16 fighters, two J-10 fighters, two J-11 fighters, two H-6 bombers and one Y-8 ASW crossed the midline of the #TaiwanStrait and entered #Taiwan’s southwest ADIZ. #ROCAF scrambled fighters, and deployed air defense missile system to monitor the activities. pic.twitter.com/qqpdEQSLol

— 國防部 Ministry of National Defense, R.O.C. 🇹🇼 (@MoNDefense) September 19, 2020

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‼️CCPChina PLA appears to be conducting the Anti-Access and Area Denial (A2AD) exercises in the scenario of its invasion to the Pratas/Dongsha Islands against Taiwan's reinforcements.👇🇹🇼 pic.twitter.com/LFRdHnqoc2

— Taiwan Military (@TaiwanMilitary) September 19, 2020

Why it matters?🇹🇼
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1. CCPChina has changed the status quo.
2. Taiwan (then ROC) & CN are still under ceasefire without a treaty.
3. Therefore the rules of engagement are still applicable within ADIZ, not only within Airspace.
........ https://t.co/xuG5pL9izz

— Taiwan Military (@TaiwanMilitary) September 11, 2020

The number of sorties, 17 sorties in 4 hours of scrambling TW AF fighter jets, hit the record high over the past 20 years while tensions btw TW & CN escalating.🇹🇼💪
👇 pic.twitter.com/a1gLPFq024

— Taiwan Military (@TaiwanMilitary) September 18, 2020