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Taiwan slams China for objecting to Lai’s exchange with Modi

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Updated At : 02:55 PM Jun 08, 2024 IST
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New Delhi, June 7

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Taiwan on Friday said China’s “outrage” over a “cordial” exchange between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te is “utterly unjustified as threats and intimidation never foster friendship”.

The comments by the Taiwanese Foreign Ministry came a day after China protested an exchange of messages between Modi and Ching-te, saying it opposes all official interactions between Taiwan and countries having diplomatic relations with Beijing. On Wednesday, Lai greeted Modi for poll victory.

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