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Taiwan vows to resist pressure as China announces more drills

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Taiwan has pledged it won't succumb to pressure from China after days of air and sea military drills in areas all around the island. The drills focused on testing the capabilities of joint firepower on long-range air and ground strikes. No official announcement on whether the drills have ended, but a former editor of the Communist Party's Global Times newspaper said they had been extended.

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Bloomberg

Taiwan vows not to bow to pressure; China conducts more drills

Taiwan reiterated it won’t succumb to pressure from China after days of military drills in the air and seas surrounding the island, with hostilities set to continue even as world

2 years ago·United States

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The Japan Times

Taiwan vows to resist pressure as China announces more drills

Taipei has pledged it won’t succumb to pressure from Beijing after days of air and sea military drills in areas all around the island.

2 years ago·Japan

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Al Arabiya

Taiwan vows not to bow to pressure, China drills set to end

Taiwan reiterated it won’t succumb to pressure from China after days of military drills in the air and seas surrounding the island, with hostilities set to

2 years ago·Saudi Arabia

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Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Taiwan vows not to bow to pressure; China conducts more drills

Taiwan reiterated it won’t succumb to pressure from China after days of military drills in the air and seas surrounding the island, with hostilities...

2 years ago·Pittsburgh, United States

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Irish Times

Taiwan vows not to bow to pressure from China

Chinese accused of engaging in increasingly destabilising action

2 years ago·Dublin, Ireland

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The News-Herald

Taiwan vows not to bow to pressure; China conducts more drills

Cindy WangTaiwan reiterated it won’t succumb to pressure from China after days of military drills in the air and seas surrounding the island, with hostilities set to continue even as world leaders urge an end to the strife.The People’s Liberation Army said it conducted exercises around Taiwan on Sunday, with drills focused on testing the capabilities of joint firepower on long-range air and ground strikes. China didn’t say if the military maneuv…

2 years ago

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