Chinese Coast Guard Intrude Kinmen Waters Twice in 24 Hours; Taiwan CGA Monitors
Chinese Coast Guard vessels intruded into Kinmen waters twice within 24 hours. Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration (CGA) dispatched patrol boats to monitor and broadcast warnings, countering China's attempts to create a false narrative of jurisdiction.
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- 📰 Published: May 27, 2026 at 12:59
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Chinese Coast Guard vessels intruded into Kinmen waters yesterday afternoon and appeared again this morning. Taiwan's Coast Guard Administration (CGA) Kinmen-Matsu-Penghu Branch stated that patrol boats monitored the vessels throughout the process and collected evidence. The CGA stated that China is attempting to create a false impression of jurisdiction over Kinmen waters, which the CGA has immediately debunked. At 8:00 AM today, four Chinese coast guard vessels—14531, 14606, 14530, and 14602—approached the waters south of Liaoluo, Kinmen. The CGA dispatched patrol boats to conduct one-on-one monitoring and broadcast warnings in both Chinese and English. The vessels exited the restricted waters at 11:03 AM. The CGA emphasized that it will continue to uphold its law enforcement stance to protect maritime security.
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The Coast Guard Administration of Taiwan.