Taiwan on Monday launched five days of military drills intended to increase combat readiness against a potential Chinese invasion.
More so than previous drills, the new “Immediate Combat Readiness Exercises” were meant to be highly realistic simulations of the final hours before a Chinese attack begins, which means they involved tanks driving through the streets and troops maneuvering around civilian areas.
According to the Taiwanese Ministry of Defense, the exercises were also meant to simulate responses to “grey-zone warfare,” which covers various Chinese intimidation and distraction tactics that stop short of combat.
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