**Taiwan rejects China’s ‘one country, two systems’ proposal; vows to defend against invasion**
**TAIPEI, Taiwan, June 14, 2022 —** Taiwan has rejected China’s “one country, two systems” proposal, which would see Taiwan become a special administrative region of China. President Tsai Ing-wen said that Taiwan will not accept any proposal that would compromise its sovereignty or freedom.
“Taiwan is a sovereign, independent country,” Tsai said. “We will not accept any proposal that would compromise our sovereignty or freedom.”
China has long claimed Taiwan as its own territory, and has threatened to use military force to bring the island under its control. In recent months, China has increased its military activity around Taiwan, including sending warplanes into the island’s airspace.
Taiwan has vowed to defend itself against any Chinese invasion. The island has a strong military, and has been receiving support from the United States.
The United States has said that it is committed to helping Taiwan defend itself, and has warned China against using force against the island.
The situation between Taiwan and China is becoming increasingly tense. It is unclear whether China will eventually use force to try to unify the island with the mainland. However, Taiwan is determined to defend its independence, and has vowed to fight for its freedom.
**Here are some additional details about the situation:**
* China’s “one country, two systems” proposal would see Taiwan become a special administrative region of China, with its own laws and government. However, Taiwan would not be allowed to have its own military or foreign policy.
* Taiwan has rejected China’s proposal, saying that it would compromise its sovereignty and freedom.
* China has threatened to use military force to bring Taiwan under its control.
* The United States has said that it is committed to helping Taiwan defend itself, and has warned China against using force against the island.
* The situation between Taiwan and China is becoming increasingly tense. It is unclear whether China will eventually use force to try to unify the island with the mainland. However, Taiwan is determined to defend its independence, and has vowed to fight for its freedom..
