Recently, the DPP authorities in Taiwan have continuously taken advantage of the situation in Ukraine to rub hot spots, touch porcelain, and even follow the trend of Western forces, declaring that they want to "sanction" Russia. According to media reports on the island, Su Zhenchang, head of the administrative organ of the DPP authorities, said again on the 27th that it is necessary to keep pace with Western countries and impose "sanctions" on Russia.
In this regard, Li Guimin, a national representative of the Chinese Kuomintang, questioned that the problem is not what Taiwan can "sanction" Russia, but what are the consequences of jumping out and "sanctioning" Russia. If the administrative units of the Taiwan authorities are not familiar with the issues, they should not come out and make random comments, so as not to mislead the common people.
In response to Su Zhenchang's reaffirmation on the 27th that he would follow the trend and "sanction" Russia, Li Guimin, a national representative of the Chinese Kuomintang, took the title of "Has the advance deployment been done for half a day?" and said in a social media post that Su Zhenchang's statement could not help but make people wonder whether this was another time that the DPP authorities were using empty political shouts to scare the people.
Li Guimin, a national of the Chinese Kuomintang
Li Guimin said that the problem is not at all what Taiwan can "sanction" Russia, but what are the consequences of jumping out and "sanctioning" Russia. In view of the PRODUCTS PROHIBITED BY THE DPP AUTHORITIES FROM BEING SOLD TO RUSSIA, IT WILL LIKELY BE DOMINATED BY SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL PRODUCTS SUCH AS Semiconductors and Telecommunications, Li Huimin pointed out that the semiconductor industry, as Taiwan's core industry, has some rare gas raw materials from Russia and Ukraine in the production process, not to mention that the price of raw materials will soar due to the war, and if it is counter-sanctioned by Russia, "how to solve the crisis of broken chains in the industry?" How long can the preparation last now? "Can the DPP authorities get a clear picture of the situation?"
Li Guimin explained that the reason why the semiconductor industry on the island still says that it will not break the chain is because there are still raw materials in stock, but the DPP authorities officials are fooling around with others. "Once the sanctions go down, won't you put your most important core industries in the midst of a broken chain crisis?" Of course, the United States is a big country that can announce sanctions, but the natural resources in the Taiwan region are limited, and natural gas is also heavily dependent on overseas. She bitterly criticized that if the administrative units of the DPP authorities are not familiar with the issue, they should not come out and make random comments and mislead the people.
According to an earlier report by Agence France-Presse, Russian President Vladimir Putin made it clear on the 24th that he would retaliate against all forces interfering in Russia's actions. According to the outside world, this means that the Tsai Ing-wen administration has entered Putin's "retaliation list". (Taiwan.com Wang Siyu)