Taiwan Boosts Drone Production for Defense and US Military
Taiwan’s military plans to buy over 208,000 drones by 2031, with $6.6 billion allocated for domestic production to counter China’s threat.
Taiwan’s military plans to buy over 208,000 drones by 2031, with $6.6 billion allocated for domestic production to counter China’s threat.
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