Taiwan's Han Kuang War Games: Assessing Military Capacity and Defending Against Chinese Invasion
Taiwan's Han Kuang war games assess the military's capacity to tackle a possible attack from the People's Liberation Army (PLA) through live-fire drills on outlying islands. The exercises showcase the use of fighter jets, anti-submarine, and early warning aircraft, as well as new 'carrier killer' corvettes.
The drills focus on real-life combat scenarios, troop response, infrastructure protection, and information systems. Coinciding with the Wan An air raid drills, this is the first Han Kuang under the leadership of William Lai Ching-te, who has been branded by Beijing as an 'obstinate separatist'.
Taiwan holds these annual exercises to strengthen its defense capabilities against a potential invasion from China, which considers Taiwan as a part of its territory.
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Taiwan kicks off Han Kuang war games with live-fire drills closer to mainland China | South China Morning Post
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