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Taiwan schedules Navy and Air Force anti-submarine drills

Taiwan schedules Navy and Air Force anti-submarine drills
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Taiwan's Navy and Air Force have scheduled a series of joint anti-submarine drills from July to September. The exercises aim to counter Chinese submarine activity near the Bashi Channel and coincide with the upcoming commissioning of Taiwan's first indigenous submarine.

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These drills highlight escalating regional tensions and Taiwan's efforts to bolster its maritime defense capabilities against Chinese naval encroachment.

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The article reports on military scheduling and government announcements without using inflammatory language, though it focuses on Taiwan's perspective.

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