Taiwanese Cheer As Nancy Pelosi's Jet Flies Overhead

 New Delhi:  US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi arrived in Taiwan late on Tuesday, defying warnings from China that have heightened tensions between the two countries.

Taiwan , China

Before Pelosi's arrival, thousands of Taiwanese were seen waiting to welcome her. Videos and shots on social media show people cheering for Pelosi's jet as it flies overhead before landing Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport.

Hundreds of Taiwanese were also seen outside the airport carrying placards with "Welcome Pelosi" written on them.

Pelosi is the highest-profile elected US official to visit Taiwan in 25 years. 

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