TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan kicked off annual military exercises Wednesday aimed at simulating a response to a potential Chinese invasion of the self-governed island Beijing claims as its own. Urban resilience drills will test the population’s response to a disruption in internet service. The island’s government is waiting on the U.S. to greenlight a $14 billion arms sale package to Taiwan, which has been held up for months. U.S. President Donald Trump and the U.S. Congress earlier approved a separate, record-breaking $11 billion package. But after traveling to China in May, Trump described arms sales to Taiwan as a “good negotiating chip” with Beijing and refrained from approving the newest arms sales package to Taiwan.