The tension between Taipei and Beijing continues to escalate, with Taiwan accusing China of seeking to eliminate its leadership through force. In response, Taiwanese Vice President Hsiao Bi-khim revealed that Taiwan is studying the tactics used by Ukraine in preparation for a potential attack from China. The government is focusing on reforming and decentralizing its military command structure to adapt to modern threats.
Despite the looming conflict, Bi-khim also expressed a desire to forge commercial partnerships with mainland China to create a stable environment for prosperity. However, Beijing has labeled Taiwan’s new government as separatist and conducted military exercises around the island.
While China claims to seek peaceful reunification with Taiwan, tensions are rising due to Taiwan’s push for independence. The island, recognized by only a handful of countries, remains a contentious issue in international politics.
As the standoff continues, Taiwan remains vigilant in bolstering its defenses and preparing for any potential military aggression from China.