China Conducts Military Exercises Near Taiwan
China Conducts Military Exercises Near Taiwan

China Conducts Military Exercises Near Taiwan

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China has initiated large-scale military exercises around Taiwan, dubbed 'Joint Sword-2024B', as a direct warning against Taiwan's independence movements. The drills involve significant military assets, including an aircraft carrier and various warplanes, and aim to simulate high-precision strikes on key targets while also conducting naval blockades. This show of force comes in response to Taiwan's recent National Day celebrations, where President Lai Ching-te reaffirmed Taiwan's sovereignty and commitment to resist Chinese encroachment. The German government has condemned these maneuvers, warning of the potential for unintended military confrontations and reiterating its opposition to any unilateral changes to the status quo in the region. Taiwan has called on China to cease its military provocations, highlighting the increased risk to regional stability. Chinese state media reported missile launches and air assault drills during the exercises, which are seen as escalating tensions in cross-strait relations.

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