Early this morning (Tuesday, December 30, 2025) at 9 a.m., the ground forces of the PLA Eastern Theater Command conducted long-range live-fire drills in the waters north of Taiwan Island 🚀🌊. The exercise highlighted precision targeting and multi-unit coordination over extended distances.
Senior Captain Li Xi, spokesperson for the PLA Eastern Theater Command, confirmed that the drills achieved their expected effects, showcasing improved operational readiness and strike capabilities. "This live-fire exercise tested our troops' ability to execute coordinated maneuvers under realistic conditions," Li said.
Long-range live-fire drills like these play a crucial role in modern military training, helping troops sharpen skills in planning, communication, and target acquisition. For young professionals, students, and Asia enthusiasts, these exercises offer a glimpse into how military forces evolve to meet strategic challenges.
As 2025 draws to a close, the PLA continues to emphasize rigorous training and preparedness across all theaters 🔍
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PLA conducts long-range live-fire drills to north of Taiwan Island
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