China dramatically escalated military pressure on Taiwan on Monday, launching sweeping live-fire drills that encircled the island in what Beijing openly described as a rehearsal for blockading key ports and deterring foreign intervention. The exercises, carried out by China’s People’s Liberation Army, involved coordinated
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