As Taiwan’s new president takes office, report warns of cyber side of China’s ‘long-term’ strategy
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — Taiwan’s military mobilized its forces and said it was confident it could protect the island, after China started two days of “punishment” drills around Taiwan on Thursday in what it said was a response to “separatist acts.” The exercises, in the Taiwan Strait and around groups of Taiwan-controlled islands that sit next to the Chinese coast, come just three days after Lai Ching-te took office as Taiwan’s new president, a man Beijing detests as a “separatist.” China, which views...
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China’s military holds drills around Taiwan, says it is punishment after new president took office
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — China’s military is holding exercises surrounding Taiwan in what it called punishment for separatist forces seeking independence on the self-governed island where a new president took office this week. Beijing claims the island is part of China’s national territory, and its military sends navy ships and warplanes into the Taiwan Strait
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China’s military holds drills around Taiwan, says it is punishment after new president took office
China’s military holds drills around Taiwan, says it is punishment after new president took office