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US BACKS TAIWAN: Hornet Drone Strategy To Take On China As Lai Pushes For Weapons Advancement
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3:26Now PlayingTaiwan is accelerating its drone defense strategy as military pressure from China continues to grow. Speaking at a drone forum, U.S. de facto Ambassador Raymond Greene described drones as a "game-changer" and urged Taiwan to become a "hornet's nest" of air, sea, and underwater drones to strengthen deterrence. Greene cited lessons from the Ukraine war, saying defenders can overcome overwhelming odds with advanced drone capabilities. Taiwan has proposed a $6.59 billion drone development plan through 2031, covering surveillance and coastal attack drones. President Lai Ching-te has called the expansion of asymmetric warfare capabilities a race against time.
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US BACKS TAIWAN: Hornet Drone Strategy To Take On China As Lai Pushes For Weapons Advancement
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