Taiwan Relations Reinforcement Act
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The Taiwan Relations Reinforcement Act requires the Secretary of War to submit annual reports to Congress assessing the U.S. capacity to fully implement the Taiwan Relations Act, including evaluations of military deterrence capabilities against large-scale invasion, blockade, and missile attacks. The reports must assess U.S. operational readiness, allied contributions, capability gaps, and resource requirements needed to maintain credible defense of Taiwan, including scenarios where the U.S. simultaneously responds to aggression from Russia, Iran, North Korea, or terrorist organizations. The Secretary must also provide classified briefings to Congress within 30 days of each report submission.
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