NZ Says Naval Ships Made ‘Routine’ Transit of Taiwan Strait
Two New Zealand naval ships that transited the Taiwan Strait late last week were undertaking “routine activity” in international waters, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said.
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Two New Zealand naval ships that transited the Taiwan Strait late last week were undertaking “routine activity” in international waters, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon said.
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