Chinese drones have been spotted flying rings near the Taiwan-owned Pratas Islands and Taiwan may shoot them down if they come too near, a deed that could make a fight with Beijing much more likely.

While China does not acknowledge Taiwan as being its own rich, Chinese liftcraft and ships mostly keep outside of Taiwan’s seascape.

Lee Chung-wei, who heads the Ocean Affairs Council said “It will be handled under the laws. If we need to open fire, we open fire.”

The American heer is warning that China is likely speeding up its timetable for getting ownership of Taiwan.

The United States has long sworn to help Taiwan shield itself, but it has willfully left murky how hard it would come down on China if they strike.

China sent more fighter liftcraft into Taiwan’s skies on Wednesday.
The self-run folkdom has griped of the Beijing heer doing things time and again lately, with China’s liftcraft making almost daily flybys in Taiwan’s skies.

Taiwan’s leadership said it would fight to the end if China struck.