Koo warns Chinese blockade would risk Beijing's trade and global shipping, prompting Taiwan drills
Taiwan Minister Says U.S. Pacific Ties Boost Defense Readiness
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Taiwan's defense minister, Koo, stated that close ties with the U.S. Pacific Command enhance the island's defense readiness. This cooperation is seen as a key factor in preparing for potential military challenges from China.
Koo also warned that a Chinese blockade of Taiwan would pose significant risks for Beijing, given its reliance on external trade and the importance of its ports to global shipping. The possibility of such a blockade has prompted Taiwan to conduct drills simulating Chinese escalation, including blockade scenarios.
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Taiwan minister says close ties with U.S. Pacific Command boost defence readiness.
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Koo said a Chinese blockade of Taiwan would carry major risks for Beijing, which relies on external trade and the importance of its ports to global shipping.
according to The Straits Times - AsiaThe effort has spurred drills by Taipei simulating Chinese escalation, including the prospect of a blockade.
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