Taiwan conducts major military drills with 22,000 reservists as tensions with China rise.

Taiwan has launched its largest-ever military drills, known as "Han Kuang," lasting 10 days and involving 22,000 reservists, to prepare for a potential Chinese invasion. The exercises, which include new US-supplied weapons, simulate scenarios such as "grey zone harassment" and "long-range precision strikes." China views Taiwan as part of its territory and has increased military pressure, deploying aircraft and warships near the island. The drills come amid rising tensions and increased defense spending by Taiwan.