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EXCLUSIVE: Inside Taiwan's nightmare scenario: Chinese blockade, earthquake, sabotage and invasion

Taiwan is conducting large-scale defense drills to simulate a multifaceted crisis involving Chinese aggression and natural disasters.

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The brief

Taiwan has launched the Nantou war games, a series of defense drills designed to prepare for a worst-case scenario. These simulations include a Chinese blockade, a mock invasion, and acts of sabotage, while also accounting for the impact of an earthquake.

Coverage from Reuters and AOL.com focuses on the "nightmare scenario" aspects of these preparations. Meanwhile, reports from StratNews Global and Devdiscourse emphasize the testing of civil defense and the overall goal of preparing for the worst as China increases pressure.

Future developments depend on the results of these civil defense tests and the continuation of the Nantou war games in response to ongoing regional pressures.

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Quick answers

What specific scenarios are being simulated in Taiwan's drills?

The drills simulate a Chinese blockade, a mock invasion, sabotage, and the occurrence of an earthquake.

What is the name of the war games being conducted?

The drills are referred to as the Nantou war games.

Why is Taiwan conducting these exercises now?

According to StratNews Global, the tests are occurring as China steps up pressure.

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