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China rejects Taiwan independence claim and defends UN resolution

China reaffirmed its opposition to Taiwan independence and defended its interpretation of a UN resolution concerning Taiwan.

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The dispute reflects continuing cross-Strait tensions with implications for regional security and international diplomacy.

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