Taiwan braces for possible Chinese invasion with military drills

Taiwan is bracing for a possible Chinese invasion with its annual run of military drills. CBS News' Anna Coren gets an inside look.

Taiwan holds military drills to prepare for invasion by China

Taiwan is rapidly building drone fleets to deter a Chinese invasion. This strategy draws lessons from Ukraine's successful drone warfare against Russia. The island aims to produce 100,000 drones monthly by 2030 for defense. Taiwanese companies are also expanding drone exports and manufacturing capabilities. This ef

Inspired by Ukraine’s battlefield gains, Taiwan is betting on drones to deter a potential Chinese invasion.

Taiwan’s leader rehearsed a late-night emergency evacuation during the island’s largest annual military exercise in response to growing concerns over potential “decapitation” strikes by the People’s Liberation Army, local media reported on Thursday. Under cover of darkness on Wednesday night, William Lai Ching-te, wear

President William Lai sped off in an armoured vehicle as part of 10 days of military drills in Taiwan

Taiwan President William Lai was seen being guided into an armoured vehicle.