How much dialogue has Taipei had with Tokyo in the days and weeks following that. Has there been coordination on the response for Taiwan, from Taiwan. Yes, because the the so-called Taiwan contingency becomes a Japan contingency.Therefore, it's also a Japan United States security contingency. So you're talking about the survival doctrine. Essentially, it's a survival situation, survival threatening situation.Yes. Yes. So we have very good communication channels with the Japanese government.So we are trying ...

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