China's 'Punishment' War Games Around Taiwan Spark Tensions

The People's Liberation Army of mainland China has initiated military exercises around Taiwan, just three days after the inauguration speech of Taiwanese leader William Lai Ching-te. The exercises will focus on naval and air combat readiness patrols, seizing battlefield control, and conducting precise strikes on crucial targets. Beijing has criticized Lai's speech, accusing him of being more radical and sending a dangerous signal on Taiwan independence.

China has initiated military drills around Taiwan as punishment for holding an election and inaugurating a new president. Taiwan responded by putting sea, air, and ground forces on alert, accusing China of provocation. The drills, involving army, navy, air force, and rocket force units, aim to deter separatist acts and external interference.

China launches military drills around Taiwan as a 'strong punishment' in response to the inauguration of Taiwan's new president, who vows to defend sovereignty and democracy. The exercises aim to pressure Taiwan and its outlying islands, warning against interference by external forces.