Taiwan presidential palace in Taipei

Taiwan's Presidential Office Building stands in Taipei as pictured on July 23, 2015. Chinese state television ran footage showing troops storming a mockup of the building during a military drill in northern China, according to local media reports. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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