US EditionTaiwan says it is determined to defend itself as China vows to boost combat readiness
- Taiwan is determined to defend itself and protect its free way of life, according to Defence Minister Wellington Koo.
- The annual military drills aim to show the international community Taiwan's confidence and capability to defend its democracy.
- China's military vows to enhance combat readiness against what it calls 'separatist' activities and will not tolerate Taiwan's independence.
- Taiwan insists that only its people can decide their future, opposing China's claims of sovereignty.
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Taiwan's Determined Defense: A Stand Against China's Military Threats
Taiwan's defense minister emphasized the island's resolve to defend its democracy as China escalates military threats. The annual Han Kuang exercises will counter potential Chinese incursions. High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems and Sky Sword missiles feature prominently in these drills, highlighting Taiwan's preparedness amid rising tensions with China.
Taiwan will hold its annual military exercise next month. The president and defense minister of Taiwan both said that Taiwan needs to unite the whole society to enhance the defense resilience of the whole society. Taiwan President Lai Ching-te said that Taiwan will show the international community the strong defense will and self-protection determination of the Taiwanese people through military exercises. Taiwan Defense Minister Gu Lixiong said,…
Taiwan says it is determined to defend itself as China vows to boost combat readiness
Taiwan is determined to defend itself and protect its free way of life, the island's defence minister said on Thursday discussing next month's annual exercises, as China's military vowed to boost combat readiness to stop "separatist" activities.
Taiwan determined to defend itself as China vows to boost combat readiness
Taiwan's defense minister vows to bolster its military readiness amid escalating Chinese threats, as its annual exercises prepare its forces for potential incursions and assert the island's sovereignty
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