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Chinese military incursionsBBC UK
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Taiwan 's defence ministry condemns China 's military exercises as 'irrational provocations' The drills come just three days after the inauguration of Taiwanese president William Lai .
Beijing has labelled Mr Lai a "separatist" and a "troublemaker" over remarks he made in the past supporting Taiwanese independence.
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