U.S. reiterates its backing for Taiwan amid live-fire drills by Chinese forces north of the island
- China concluded military drills around Taiwan on Wednesday simulating strikes.
- These exercises followed increased tensions after Lai Ching-te took office in May 2024.
- Taiwan reported detecting 36 aircraft, 21 warships, and 10 coast guard vessels.
- Spokesman Guo Jiakun stated, "We will never ever allow anyone to separate Taiwan from China."
- The drills served as a warning against Taiwan independence and increased readiness.
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