Taiwan Uses ‘Multiple Types Of Attack Drones’ In Missile Exercise

Exercise was meant to show Taiwan adopting modern drone warfare Credit: Taiwan’s Military News Agency

The exercise was meant to show Taiwan adopting modern drone warfare.

Credit: Taiwan’s Military News Agency
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te hailed the use of attack drones in a recent missile exercise in Pingtung, southern Taiwan. The joint missile firing exercise was intended to be realistic combat training, the Republic of China (ROC) president’s office said in a Sept. 18 press release. The three-day...
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