China-Taiwan: Taiwan resumes war games as typhoon looms
Taiwan has resumed military drills after cancelling an exercise because of a looming typhoon.
The annual war games, known as the Han Kuang Exercise, are meant to test the island's air and sea defences in case of a Chinese invasion.
This drills this year are the biggest since the exercise began in 1984, amid rising tensions between Taiwan and mainland China.
Taiwan sees itself as a self-ruled island with its own set of laws and democratically elected leaders. Beijing sees Taiwan as a breakaway province to be reunited with China, by force if necessary.
The BBC's Rupert Wingfield-Hayes watched as helicopters and troops took part in a drill at Taiwan's international airport.
