China has released a documentary about its capability to annexe Taiwan.
The China바카라s documentary about army's preparation to attack Taiwan showcasing its soldiers pledging to give up their lives if needed, AP reported.
바카라Chasing Dreams an eight-part docuseries aired by state broadcaster CCTV earlier this week to mark the People Liberation Army's 96th anniversary, features military drills and testimonials by dozens of soldiers, of which several express their willingness to die in a potential attack against Taiwan,바카라 the report said.
China claims Taiwan, a self-ruled democracy, as its own territory, to be conquered by force if necessary.
바카라State media and the PLA frequently release propaganda materials promoting the army's modernization as well as sleek videos of military drills,바카라 the report said.
바카라The materials serve to fan rising Chinese nationalism and display military confidence against Taiwan and, implicitly, its ties with the United States. While the U.S. doesn't recognize Taiwan as a sovereign country, it has pledged to help the island defend itself in case of an invasion,바카라it added.
바카라Last month, the White House announced a $345 million military aid package for Taiwan. The move, which experts said drew on lessons from the U.S. military assistance to Ukraine, was criticized by Beijing,바카라it said.
The 바카라Chasing Dreams바카라 documentary showcased, among other things, the PLA's 바카라Joint Sword바카라 drills, which simulated precision strikes against Taiwan, the report said.
The exercises were undertaken around the self-governed island in April after a visit by Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen to the US, the report said.
바카라Among the more dramatic parts of the program are pledges by PLA soldiers from various divisions to relinquish life in a potential attack on Taiwan,바카라it added.
바카라If war broke out and the conditions were too difficult to safely remove the naval mines in actual combat, we would use our own bodies to clear a safe pathway for our (landing) forces,바카라Zuo Feng, a frogman with the PLA Navy's minesweeper unit, said in a testimonial, the report mentioned.
