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China’s military drills near Taiwan raise fears of a surprise attack using deception and rapid strikes, despite logistical challenges.
Experts assess that while a large-scale surprise invasion of Taiwan would be difficult due to detectable troop and equipment movements, China’s military doctrine emphasizes deception, secrecy, and rapid, multi-beach assaults—tactics demonstrated in past operations like the 1955 Yijiangshan Islands capture.
U.S. and Taiwanese officials warn that current PLA activities around Taiwan may be rehearsals for a forced unification, potentially disguised as routine exercises.
Though full-scale amphibious invasions face logistical and strategic hurdles, the use of surprise, missile strikes, and hidden deployments could reduce warning time, increasing the risk of a sudden attack.
Los ejercicios militares de China cerca de Taiwán aumentan los temores de un ataque sorpresa utilizando engaño y ataques rápidos, a pesar de los desafíos logísticos.