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Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the increasing military exercises conducted by the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) around Taiwan, showcasing the military's commitment to safeguarding national sovereignty and territorial integrity while enhancing combat readiness through realistic training scenarios [2][4]. Group 1: Military Exercises Overview - Since the establishment of the Eastern Theater Command in February 2016, it has been responsible for military readiness and conducting realistic training exercises around Taiwan [4]. - The "Justice Mission-2025" exercise, starting on December 29, 2025, will involve joint operations across land, sea, air, and rocket forces, focusing on comprehensive control and deterrence strategies [2]. - In August 2022, the Eastern Theater Command conducted its first integrated military actions around Taiwan, marking a significant escalation in the scale and scope of military exercises [6]. Group 2: Recent Military Developments - The "Joint Sword" exercises from April 8 to 10, 2023, included the participation of the Shandong aircraft carrier, highlighting enhanced coordination between naval and air forces [8]. - The "Joint Sword-2024A" and "Joint Sword-2024B" exercises in May and October 2024 focused on joint battlefield control and precision strikes on key targets, with the Liaoning aircraft carrier participating for the first time [10]. - In April 2025, the "Strait Thunder-2025A" exercise featured the Army's long-range firepower conducting live precision strikes against simulated key targets in Taiwan [12]. Group 3: Upgraded Military Capabilities - The joint exercises have seen significant upgrades in military capabilities, including the integration of advanced aircraft like the J-20 and J-16, enhancing operational effectiveness [15][16]. - The exercises have demonstrated improved firepower coordination and intelligence sharing among different military branches, increasing operational efficiency [19][21]. - The PLA asserts its capability to counter and destroy any U.S. arms sold to Taiwan, indicating a strategic shift in response to increased military sales from the U.S. [22][24].