Taiwan braces for Chinese blockade in annual war drills

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TAIPEI: Taiwan’s military will practise intercepting warships and combating a Chinese blockade of the island during annual war game simulations in July, the defence ministry said today.

“Our scenarios are based on the enemy’s current threats to invade Taiwan and its recent military exercises harassing Taiwan,” major-general Lin Wen Huang told reporters when asked whether China’s Shandong aircraft carrier would factor into this year’s scenarios. The military will also practise “joint anti-blockade on the main external waterways to maintain the safety of marine transportation routes and counter the enemy’s blockade”, he said.

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