Twenty-eight Chinese air force planes, including fighters, entered Taiwan's air defense identification zone Tuesday, the self-ruled island's Defense Ministry said, in the latest in a series of aerial incursions by China.The Chinese activity was seen as likely a response to the Group of Seven leaders who called for peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait in a joint statement they released Sunday.The air force planes involved in the intrusion included J-16 and J-11 fighters as well as anti-submarine patrol aircraft, according to the ministry.According to a report of Liberty Times Net, a …READ FULL ARTICLE