Relation between China and Taiwan has

hit a new low with the US influence on

the small country. If reports are to be
believed, then a leaked audio clip,
released by a human rights activist, born
in China, has claimed that China may
be contemplating attack on Taiwan.
A viral audio clip tweeted by Jennifer
Zeng, China-born human rights activist
has created ripples in Beijing. The 57-
minute leaked clip posted by a
YouTube channel LUDE media is
the first ever recording of a Chinese
military brass huddle in the
country's history.
The YouTube channel has claimed that the recording was leaked by
senior officials of Communist Party of China who want to expose Xi
Jinping's military plan on Taiwan. The audio clip features purported
conversations between the CPC and the PLA on implementing the
roadmap of the 'normal to war transition' plan by the top leadership.

While there is no response to this viral audio, there is a possibility that the
audio has been sourced through Taiwan. Although the audio of the meeting
reflects presentations normally made in China, it still remains unverified but
has been examined for its contents by security agencies all over the world.
The audio clip suggests that among those present at the high-level meeting
include Guangdong's party secretary, deputy secretary, governor and the vice
governor.
The YouTube video published by Zeng has gone viral with experts looking into
China's stated goals to annex Taiwan. However, it is still unverified and is being
examined by various security agencies.
The explosive video is titled: "War mobilisation meeting of PLA and
Guangdong province" and categorised as "top secret recording". It details
"mobilisation" in six major cities in the Pearl River Delta and the main
deployment of the 74th Army Group as a "key support".
"In terms of mobilization focus, we need to coordinate the two areas of
the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea," the commander is heard saying.

For this, one lieutenant general and three major generals have been
sentenced to death. Several other officers have been sent to jail. This audio
is the biggest evidence of rebellion in the ruling Communist Party of China
(CPC).
It is being claimed that this meeting took place on May 14. Its audio was first
leaked by Lude Media. Lude Media says that this audio was leaked by a senior
CPC official, who wanted to expose President Xi Jinping's intentions regarding
Taiwan.
Based on the conversation going on in the audio, it has been estimated that apart
from the political leadership, the party secretary, deputy secretary, governor and
vice governor of Guangdong province were also present in that meeting.
Discussions can be heard on military planning and deployment of the army. It also
mentions challenging the independent forces stationed in Taiwan and waging war if
needed.

In the meeting of the Standing Committee of the Guangdong Provincial Party

Committee, a strategy was formulated to create a National Defence
Mobilisation Command System, implement a war mechanism and a
monitoring system.
The contents of the
audio clearly point
that the meeting was
to discuss pre-war
preparation.

There are many

different voices
speaking in the audio
which shows that it is
more of a discussion
style meeting in which
different speakers
have prepared their
own points and are
giving suggestions.
The officials present at the top secret meeting
reportedly listed companies which have
been mobilised to increase the
production capabilities to manufacture
drones, boats etc.

The officials are heard discussing that four

companies viz Zhuhai Orbita, Shenzhen
Aerospace Dongfanghong Satellite Co., Foshan
Deliya and Ji Hua Laboratory formed four
satellite detachments.

"We have in total 16 low-orbit satellites, with

0.5 to 10 meters global remote ultra-high
optical resolution sensing and imaging
capabilities," officials were heard saying in the
clip.
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According to the clip, the task given to
the Guangdong province by the
eastern and southern warzones
pertain total 20 categories and 239
materials.
It includes 1.40 lakh military
personnel, 953 ships, 1,653 units of
unmanned equipment, 20 airports
and docks, six repair and
shipbuilding yards, 14 emergency
transfer centres, and resources such
as grain depots, hospitals, blood
stations, oil depots, gas stations, etc.
The national defence mobilisation recruitment office has been entrusted with
recruiting new military service personnel, retired military personnel, and
special talents totalling 15,500 personnel from the province.
Thirdly, the officials present at the meeting quoted the National Defense
Commission statement asking the province to coordinate the
implementation of the seven types of national level warfare resources,
including, mainly, 64 10,000-ton roll-on/roll-off ships, 38 aircraft, 588
train cars and 19 civil facilities including airports and docks, the audio
clip claimed.
The audio clip further claims that the officials emphasised on maintaining the
safety of Pearl River Delta area (includes Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai,
Foshan, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Hong Kong and Macau etc) because it
highlights it is densely populated, with a lot of industries.
Expressing strong dissatisfaction in response to Biden's remarks on Taiwan question,
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said, "On issues related to China's sovereignty
and territorial integrity, China has no room for compromise.“
"No one should underestimate the determination of Chinese people," he said.