MOFA strongly refutes false claims by China regarding Taiwan following meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang and Mongolian President Khurelsukh

Source: Republic of China Taiwan

MOFA strongly refutes false claims by China regarding Taiwan following meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang and Mongolian President Khurelsukh

Date:2026-06-14
Data Source:Department of West Asian and African Affairs

June 14, 2026  No. 266  The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) refutes in the strongest possible terms the false claims made by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a press release following a meeting between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Mongolian President Khurelsukh Ukhnaa. The press release, issued on June 13, seriously infringed on Taiwan’s sovereignty. MOFA condemns China for repeatedly exploiting interactions with other countries to disseminate baseless rhetoric regarding the so-called “one China principle” in an effort to distort the truth and mislead the international community.

The ROC (Taiwan) is a sovereign and independent country, and neither it nor the People’s Republic of China is subordinate to the other. These are undeniable, objective facts and the status quo across the Taiwan Strait. No attempts to denigrate Taiwan’s sovereign status through erroneous narratives or joint statements can change this indisputable reality. 

MOFA once again strongly urges the world to seriously acknowledge China’s long-standing practice of utilizing various forms of coercion and incentives to undermine the sovereign decisions of other nations. These actions not only seek to suppress Taiwan, but they also pose major challenges to the global democratic system and the rules-based international order.

MOFA reiterates that Taiwan will continue to deepen cooperation with all like-minded countries to staunchly defend democracy. Regardless of any economic coercion or diplomatic bullying that the ROC (Taiwan) might face, it will steadfastly maintain its stance, actively engage with the world, and comprehensively bolster national resilience. (E)