Holding off China's PLA for two weeks is a key goal for Taiwan's army to allow allies to come to its aid. Read more at straitstimes.com.
TAIPEI – The chief of Taiwan’s military told a local magazine the island’s forces could repel an initial attack from China if they are well-prepared.
“There are many ways to get around a blockade and we can use the Internet and other forms of communication to break it,” he said. Some China experts have questioned public warnings about a timeline for a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan. They say Beijing would much prefer to absorb the island eventually without the use of force, as Chinese leader Xi Jinping has said publicly.
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