Air raid sirens, empty streets, and "capped" internet: This is how Taipei simulates a Chinese attack
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On August 13, Taipei simulated a Chinese attack involving air raid sirens, emptied streets, and disrupted internet connections. The simulation triggered mobile alerts that paralyzed communications, halting video playback, social media access, and messaging services.
Separately on the same day, Greenland postponed the start of a controversial British-American oil project. The autonomous Danish territory forced the delay due to incomplete administrative processes, occurring amid United States interest in annexing the territory.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Taiwan's civil defense drill simulating a Chinese attack.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) [Greenland]Highlights Greenland's postponement of a US-linked oil project amid annexation interest.
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