US delegation visits: China resumes military exercises near Taiwan

 China has reacted strongly to a US congressional delegation's visit to Taiwan, announcing that it will resume military exercises near the neighboring country, calling the move an "obstacle" to the ambitions of Taipei and Washington.

  The French news agency AFP quoted Chinese military officials as saying that on August 15, extensive military exercises, including land, sea and air exercises, are being conducted in areas near the border with Taiwan. 'It should be noted that the news came out earlier that a high-level delegation of the US Congress has arrived in Taiwan on an unannounced visit, to which China has reacted more or less the same as the speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, at the beginning of 

    this month. was given on the visit.

Even after Nancy Pelosi's visit, China had started military exercises and the US-China relations were strained.

According to China's official news agency Xinhua, the officials have also reacted strongly to this new visit, warning that "American politicians should stop playing with fire in the case of Taiwan."

According to Taiwan's foreign ministry, the five-member delegation is led by Ed Murkey and will meet with President Tsai Ing-wen and attend a banquet hosted by Foreign Minister Joseph Wu.

"As China escalates tensions in the region, the US Congress has sent a high-level delegation to Taiwan, with the aim of sending a message of friendship to Taiwan and showing that He should not be afraid of threats.'

Taiwan is a neighboring country of China which China claims as its own while Taiwan declares itself as an independent country.