According to China state-run Global Times,&nbsp;the People's Liberation Army (PLA) air corps conducted military exercises with paratroopers along with multiple drones.

The drones delivered supplies to PLA troops deep inside the "enemy line", the Chinese daily reported. The UAVs&nbsp;were reportedly&nbsp;"medium-sized rotary wing drone" with 50 kilograms of munitions.

China has been conducting military drills amid escalating tensions with Taiwan. Chinese troops had earlier conducted military exercises close to Taiwan near an island.

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The Chinese newspaper said PLA troops used "swam" of drones&nbsp;for&nbsp;frontline troops during the exercise as they&nbsp;were expected to hold their positions.

As China continues to make its move, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned the Xi regime not to make "aggressive actions" in the Indo-Pacific as he emphasised that there is growing concern over China's actions from "Northeast Asia to Southeast Asia and from the Mekong River to the Pacific Islands".

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Blinken also asserted that the US was "determined to ensure freedom of navigation in the South China Sea".

US defence secretary Lloyd Austin had said recently that China's military exercises near Taiwan were "rehearsals" as the Chinese troops were apparently "exploring their true capabilities".

Austin said although the US will remain "steadfast" on the One-China policy, however, it would continue to support Taiwan in its ability to defend itself.

(With inputs from Agencies)

According to China state-run Global Times, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) air corps conducted military exercises with paratroopers along with multiple drones.

According to China state-run Global Times, the People's Liberation Army (PLA) air corps conducted military exercises with paratroopers along with multiple drones. The drones delivered supplies to PLA troops deep inside the "enemy line", the Chinese daily reported. The UAVs were reportedly "medium-sized rotary wing drone" with 50 kilograms of munitions. China has been conducting military drills amid escalating tensions with Taiwan. Chinese troops had earlier conducted military exercises close to Taiwan near an island. Also Read: 'Their intention is to slowly exhaust': Taiwan slams Chinese air intrusion The Chinese newspaper said PLA troops used "swam" of drones for frontline troops during the exercise as they were expected to hold their positions. As China continues to make its move, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken warned the Xi regime not to make "aggressive actions" in the Indo-Pacific as he emphasised that there is growing concern over China's actions from "Northeast Asia to Southeast Asia and from the Mekong River to the Pacific Islands". Also Read: Taiwan loses another ally to China as Nicaragua recognises Chinese sovereignty Blinken also asserted that the US was "determined to ensure freedom of navigation in the South China Sea". US defence secretary Lloyd Austin had said recently that China's military exercises near Taiwan were "rehearsals" as the Chinese troops were apparently "exploring their true capabilities". Austin said although the US will remain "steadfast" on the One-China policy, however, it would continue to support Taiwan in its ability to defend itself. (With inputs from Agencies)

PLA conducts paratrooper assault exercise with drones: Report

According to reports, Chinese military commanders conducted an exercise in Zhurihe training base.

The commanders reportedly belonged to military units linked to Beijing, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/chinas-bullet-train-linking-tibet-hosts-military-transport-mission-report-403044">Tibet</a> and Xinjiang as they conducted a three-day exercise in Zhurihe in Inner Mongolia.

Last month, the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) Tibet military command had conducted a military drill in the Tibet plateau region.

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China's military had conducted the military exercise at an elevation of 4,500 meters named "Snowfield Duty-2021" with at least ten&nbsp;brigades and regiments affiliated with the PLA Tibet military command taking part in the exercise.

China's latest military moves come even as US Vice President Kamala Harris on a visit to Singapore last month had said the country "continues to coerce, to intimidate".

The Biden administration had earlier agreed to sell 40 howitzer artillery systems in a $750 million deal to Taiwan as it said that it would help to "maintain a rock-solid self-defence and regional peace and stability".

"Faced with China's continuing military expansion and provocations, our government will boost national defence and security with an unwavering determination to defend people's lives and our free and democratic way of living," the US had said.

A few days ago China's jet had entered Taiwan's air space even as the country repeatedly complained about continued incursions by Chinese jets and bombers.

US and China have repeatedly clashed over the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-lashes-out-deploys-fighter-jets-after-us-warship-sails-past-mischief-reef-in-south-china-sea-411697">South China Sea issue</a>.

Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin during a visit to southeast Asia had said that China's claim over the disputed islands had "no basis in international law" as the Biden government sought to reset relations with Asian countries amid China's continued military moves&nbsp;in the region.

(With inputs from Agencies)

According to reports, Chinese military commanders conducted an exercise in Zhurihe training base. The commanders reportedly belonged to military units linked to Beijing, Tibet and Xinjiang as they conducted a three-day exercise in Zhurihe in Inner Mongolia.

According to reports, Chinese military commanders conducted an exercise in Zhurihe training base. The commanders reportedly belonged to military units linked to Beijing, Tibet and Xinjiang as they conducted a three-day exercise in Zhurihe in Inner Mongolia. Last month, the People's Liberation Army's (PLA) Tibet military command had conducted a military drill in the Tibet plateau region. Watch: China's military had conducted the military exercise at an elevation of 4,500 meters named "Snowfield Duty-2021" with at least ten brigades and regiments affiliated with the PLA Tibet military command taking part in the exercise. China's latest military moves come even as US Vice President Kamala Harris on a visit to Singapore last month had said the country "continues to coerce, to intimidate". The Biden administration had earlier agreed to sell 40 howitzer artillery systems in a $750 million deal to Taiwan as it said that it would help to "maintain a rock-solid self-defence and regional peace and stability". "Faced with China's continuing military expansion and provocations, our government will boost national defence and security with an unwavering determination to defend people's lives and our free and democratic way of living," the US had said. A few days ago China's jet had entered Taiwan's air space even as the country repeatedly complained about continued incursions by Chinese jets and bombers. US and China have repeatedly clashed over the South China Sea issue. Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin during a visit to southeast Asia had said that China's claim over the disputed islands had "no basis in international law" as the Biden government sought to reset relations with Asian countries amid China's continued military moves in the region. (With inputs from Agencies)

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PLA conducts paratrooper assault exercise with drones: Report

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