US EditionTaiwan Prepares for Potential Chinese Attack in 2027 with Rapid-Response Drills
- Chinese military strategist Air Force Gen. Anthony J. Cotton stated that Xi Jinping has ordered forces to be ready for an invasion of Taiwan by 2027, emphasizing the urgency of military preparations after years of perceived negligence in the West since the Cold War.
- Taiwan's Defense Ministry revealed details of the Han Kuang military exercise, which will simulate a Chinese invasion in 2027, marking the first time they have specified a date for this scenario.
- Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te announced plans to increase defense spending to over three percent of GDP, alongside commitments to strengthen military ties with the U.S. and other democracies to maintain regional stability.
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Xi's anti-corruption effort to help PLA invade Taiwan by 2027: U.S. report - Focus Taiwan
Washington, March 23 (CNA) Chinese President Xi Jinping's (習近平) decade-long campaign to end People's Liberation Army (PLA) corruption is meant to ensure the military is modernized and prepared to invade Taiwan by 2027, according to a U.S. intelligence report made public last week.
Why Does China Need Aircraft Carriers?
Summary and Key Points: China’s rapidly expanding aircraft carrier fleet isn’t designed for direct combat with U.S. carriers but rather aims to support an invasion of Taiwan under the protective umbrella of its anti-access/area-denial (A2/AD) network. -Despite ambitious plans for six operational carriers by 2035, China’s naval aviation remains limited—lacking proficiency in night, adverse weather, […] The post Why Does China Need Aircraft Carrie…
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Taiwan Military Practices Rapid Response to Potential Chinese Attack
Taiwan’s military is practicing how to respond quickly if a Chinese military drill around the island turns into an invasion. The second “immediate combat response” drill, held between Monday and Friday this week, coincided with a surge in the number of military aircraft and warships that the Chinese regime sent to circle Taiwan. Taiwan held the first such drill in December 2024, when the Chinese regime’s People’s Liberation Army (PLA) reserved s…
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