China could launch military drills near Taiwan over president's Pacific visit, sources say
TAIPEI (Reuters) -China is likely to launch military drills in the coming days near Taiwan, using President Lai Ching-te's upcoming trip to the Pacific and scheduled U.S. transit as a pretext, according to assessments by Taiwan and regional security officials.
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