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NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that China's military power is rapidly increasing, which makes the security of the Taiwan region more dangerous.
He is concerned that if China takes action against Taiwan, it might cause Russia to create trouble in Europe, making it difficult for NATO to respond.
Stoltenberg said European countries need to be prepared and not take the situation lightly.
In recent years, China has frequently sent military aircraft and ships near Taiwan and has conducted many military exercises.
China has always said that Taiwan is a part of China and has stated that it will use force to unify Taiwan if necessary.
The United States is also very concerned about Taiwan's security and, according to the law, is required to help Taiwan defend itself.
Stoltenberg also said that not only Russia, but China's military strength is also increasing.
The number of Chinese warships is growing, and nuclear weapons are also increasing.
Asian countries like Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand are also worried about China's military expansion and maintain contact with NATO.
Stoltenberg stated that NATO will continue to strengthen its defense capabilities to protect the security of its member countries.