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DronesIndo-PacificAug 27, 2026

Taiwan Plans $6.5B Aerial and Naval Drone Buildup

Taiwan plans a $6.5 billion buildup of aerial and naval drones. The systems would target Chinese amphibious forces in an invasion scenario. The effort emphasizes asymmetric and attritable capabilities. It reflects Taiwan's evolving defense strategy.

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