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A few people did express anxiety about the drills and the rise in tensions. Some are also concerned about the impact that China’s trade bans will have on Taiwan’s economy. Even so, there was less worry about an actual military conflict. https://t.co/VxHQKtO1E1 — PolitiTweet.org

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Speaking with over 20 tourists and locals, nonchalance seemed to be the most common attitude toward the live-fire drills happening just a few miles away. Asked if they were nervous about the close proximity of Chinese warships and planes, many laughed and shook their heads. https://t.co/ghQ0nZnHsC — PolitiTweet.org

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The attitudes on the resort island of Liuqiu reflect those in other parts of Taiwan, though there's been growing interest in civil defense training since the invasion of Ukraine, which jolted many into thinking about their response should China invade. https://t.co/VdC9T5hn5n — PolitiTweet.org

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