Taiwan should prioritize large numbers of low‑cost, mobile, and survivable weapons to prepare for a possible war with China, retired admiral Lee Hsi‑Min said at a Hudson Institute event. He argued that asymmetric capabilities — drones, missiles, sensors, and dispersed units — are essential to counter China’s overwhelming military advantage.
Taiwan Battlefield Survival Weapons
While conventional platforms remain useful for deterring gray‑zone activities, Lee warned that relying on a small number of sophisticated systems could leave Taiwan vulnerable. Inspired by lessons from Ukraine, Taiwan is investing heavily in drones, missiles, and air defense, including plans to produce 200,000 drones annually by 2030.
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