Lai Joins Taiwan’s Emergency Bunker Drill for First Time as President
President Lai Ching-te entered an underground command post as Taiwan tested coastal defenses, port security, and reserve mobilization.
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te participated in the Wan Jun contingency exercise for the first time as president, traveling in an armored vehicle to the Hengshan Command Center. The exercise, designed to protect national leadership during an attack, involved Lai receiving a classified briefing and chairing a meeting with senior national security officials. The drill tested military command, inter-agency coordination, emergency response, and the government’s operational continuity during a crisis.
- President Lai Ching-te participated in the Wan Jun contingency exercise, focused on protecting national leadership during an attack.
- He traveled in a domestically produced Clouded Leopard armored vehicle to the Hengshan Command Center in northern Taipei.
- Lai received a classified briefing and chaired a meeting with senior national security officials.
- The exercise tested military command, government agency coordination, emergency response, and crisis operational continuity.
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