Taipei, Oct. 2 -- Taiwan has accused China of misinterpreting a United Nations resolution to justify future military aggression and said that only Taiwan's democratically elected government can speak for the island's 23 million people.

Taiwan has called to denounce the resolution, as it did not mention Taiwan, nor did China represent Taiwan at the UN.

In a post on X, Taiwan's Foreign Ministry said Resolution 2758 of the UN General Assembly has been "distorted" by Beijing. "The resolution does not mention Taiwan nor authorise the PRC to represent us in the UN. Taiwan is not part of the PRC, and only our democratically elected Government speaks for its 23 million citizens," the ministry wrote.

The comments came after China released a pap...