Hong Kong, on the alert of climbing | China

The Chinese authorities have described the attacks of some protesters in Hong Kong as "terrorists", which is a further tightening of government rhetoric as the country fears that the country is preparing the ground for military intervention.

After 10 weeks of clashes between protesters and police threatening the state of the city as a safe financial and international transportation hub, the Chinese state media also called for a more decisive response from Beijing . This happens when the videos show Chinese forces gathering for "large-scale apparent exercises" near the border with the semi-autonomous city.

At the same time, flights resumed yesterday at Hong Kong airports, as statements by some of the leaders of the protest were displayed, deploring clashes with riot police and asking international travelers "to understand and forgive. while young people in Hong Kong continue to fight for freedom and democracy. "

The airport tightened security measures and said it had obtained a court order preventing demonstrators from entering the facilities and "illegally and deliberately obstructing or hindering" operations. An area outside the main terminal was reserved for demonstrations, the management said, adding that protests outside the designated area would not be allowed.