China Threatens To ‘Hunt Down’ US Military Jets If They Again Land In Taiwan.

China has taken strong exception to a US aircraft landing in Taiwan, calling it yet another “salami-slicing” provocation by Washington, which could send a wrong signal to secessionist elements.

Chartered by the American Institute of Taiwan (AIT), a US L-100-30 aircraft, a civilian-variant of the US military’s C-130 transport aircraft, landed at the Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport on July 19.

The aircraft stayed there for about an hour as it loaded and unloaded some cargo before taking off, as reported by udn.com, a Taipei-based news portal.

The AIT is the de facto US Embassy in the island nation.

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