China starts ‘punishment’ drills around Taiwan days after new president
takes office
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China’s military holds drills around Taiwan, says it is punishment after new president took office
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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