China flexes military muscles after Taiwan-US arms deal
(WorldNews China)

China has conducted military drills along its south-east coast after the United States approved an arms deal worth $US2.2 billion with self-ruled Taiwan. Beijing is threatening to impose sanctions on US companies involved in the agreement after the Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen visited New York. The developments have infuriated China, which claims the self-ruled province as its own. Beijing insists the exercises are part of the military`s regular schedule, saying `the drills are routine arrangements according to the annual plans of the military force´ ......