M1A2T Abrams tanks

Taiwan began its annual Han Kuang military exercises to simulate responses to a potential Chinese invasion, testing new U.S.-inspired communication methods, mobilizing over 5,000 reservists, and conducting urban resilience drills with internet disruption simulations. The exercises include live-fire drills, defense operations, and testing of newly acquired U.S.-made M1A2T Abrams tanks, while a pending $14 billion U.S. arms sale package remains under review.

Taiwan began 10-day Han Kuang military exercises to simulate defending against a potential Chinese invasion, testing new U.S.-inspired communication methods and mobilizing over 5,000 reservists. The drills include urban resilience simulations, such as reduced internet speed, and feature newly acquired M1A2T Abrams tanks. The exercises also highlight ongoing U.S. arms sales negotiations and China's intensified military pressure near Taiwan.