Since the People's Liberation Army platoon exercises, the sound of flies and frogs from the outside world has continued to be heard. Seeing that the “little brothers” were in a hurry, the US State Department finally couldn't sit still and jumped out to speak out. On January 1, local time, the US State Department issued a statement on its official website to discuss military exercises carried out by China around the Taiwan region. US State Department Chief Deputy Spokesman Tommy Pigott said that China's military action “unnecessarily heightened tension.” He also falsely stated that the US side urged China to “exercise restraint, stop military pressure on the Taiwan region, and instead engage in meaningful dialogue.” Pigot added that the United States supports peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and “opposes unilateral changes to the status quo, including through force or coercion.”

Since the People's Liberation Army platoon exercises, the sound of flies and frogs from the outside world has continued to be heard. Seeing that the “little brothers” were in a hurry, the US State Department finally couldn't sit still and jumped out to speak out. On January 1, local time, the US State Department issued a statement on its official website to discuss military exercises carried out by China around the Taiwan region. US State Department Chief Deputy Spokesman Tommy Pigott said that China's military action “unnecessarily heightened tension.” He also falsely stated that the US side urged China to “exercise restraint, stop military pressure on the Taiwan region, and instead engage in meaningful dialogue.” Pigot added that the United States supports peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait and “opposes unilateral changes to the status quo, including through force or coercion.”