Twenty Chinese warplanes entered Taiwan's air defense identification zone on Friday, the self-ruled island's Defense Ministry said, with Reuters calling it the largest incursion yet reported.The Chinese activity was likely a response to Thursday's signing of a memorandum of understanding between the United States and Taiwan to boost cooperation between their coast guards.The warplanes involved in the intrusion included 10 J-16 fighter jets and four H-6K bombers, according to the Taiwan ministry. Some aircraft even crossed the Bashi Channel into airspace east of the island.According to Reute…READ FULL ARTICLE
