Thirty-nine Chinese military planes entered Taiwan's air defense identification zone on Saturday, a one-day record since the self-governed island began disclosing such figures in September last year, according to the Ministry of National Defense.It said 20 Chinese military aircraft entered into the southwestern part of the zone during the day and 19 at night. They included 26 Shenyang J-16 and 10 Sukhoi Su-30 fighters.The previous record of 38 military planes was set on Friday.On Saturday, Taiwan's Premier Su Tseng-chang criticized China for "damaging regional peace," while local media quot…READ FULL ARTICLE
