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'China is preparing to invade' Taiwan's deputy foreign minister tells Sky News | Investigates
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25:53Now PlayingThe threat of Chinese invasion has long loomed over Taiwan - and there's a new intensity to that pressure.
Taiwan is self-governing and democratic. China sees it as a breakaway province and wants reunification.
The election of US President Donald Trump has further fuelled decades of speculation about a future conflict over the island. So, how is Taiwan preparing for a possible war?
Sky's Helen-Ann Smith travelled around the island to find out.
Credits:
Helen-Ann Smith – Asia Correspondent
Lex Ramsay – Asia Camera Operator
Harry Stevens – Producer
Paula Jin – Producer
James Lillywhite – Producer
Ariel Tu – Producer
Xinyun Wu – Producer
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