The article reports on the start of annual military exercises named 'Han Kuang' on Taiwan, which simulate combat scenarios to prepare troops and reservists for responding to a potential attack by Beijing, which claims Taiwan as part of its territory. This year’s drills include civilians participating in exercises simulating a response to a air attack. Authorities are also testing internet access restrictions during the exercises, aiming to evaluate communication resilience against cyberattacks or other crises. The focus of this year’s drills includes decentralized command structures allowing battlefield commanders to make operational decisions independently, as well as operations using both reconnaissance and attack drones. According to media reports, over 20,000 soldiers, including around 5,000 reservists, are participating in these exercises, which have been conducted since 1984.
Bias read (Center): While the subject involves sensitive geopolitical tensions between Taiwan and China, the article presents factual information about military exercises without overtly favoring either side. It cites multiple international news agencies (dpa, AFP) and provides balanced details about the scope and aims



