Taiwan adds minelaying to defenses against China
Published: January 16, 2022
Such technologies are part of a strategy to deter any possible invasion from China, with its huge army and vast weaponry.
Source: kxxv.com
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United StatesHsu Shu WeiTaiwan Chung Shan Institute Of ScienceTsai Ing WenSecond Mining Operations SquadronsLungteh ShipbuildingChung Shan InstituteSecond Mining Operations SquadronAp NewsBiden On TaiwanKrhd 25 NewsKxxv 25 NewsTaiwan Adds Minelaying To Defenses Against ChinaTaiwan On Friday Commissioned New Navy Minelayers To Add Its Defenses Against Giant Rival China President Tsai Ing Wen Presided Overa Commissioning Ceremony For The Navys First And Second Mining Operations SquadronsHich Will Operate Ships Able To Automatically Sow Large Numbers Of Small But Powerful Mines At High Speed Without The Need For Divers Such Technologies Are Part Ofa Strategy Deter Any Possible Invasion From ChinaIth Its Huge Army And Vast Superiority In Numbers Of WarplanesHips And Other Weaponry China Claims Taiwan As Its Own TerritoryNd Has Stepped Up Its Threat To Bring It Under Control By Force If Necessary With Frequent Military Exercises And Dispatching Fighter Jets Other Planes Fly Near The Island Initial Order Of Four Ships Manufactured Lungteh Shipbuilding Is Part Ofa Drive Tsai Revitalize Domestic Arms Industry Reduce Taiwans Dependence On Chief Ally United States For Defensive Weapons Also Produces Missile CorvettesAtrol Boats And Other Craft For The Taiwanese Armed Forces PoliceLong With Ones For Civilian Use The Automatic Mine Laying System Was Developed By Taiwans Chung Shan Institute Of Science And Technology Ships Give Navy Even Stronger Power In Protecting Our WatersSai Said At The Ceremony Their Commissioning Demonstrated Fruits Of Indigenous Defense Industry And Showed World Our Determination To Defend CountryHe Said Lt Hsu Shu Wei Of The Second Mining Operations Squadron Purpose New Technology Was Simply To Build Up Our Asymmetric Warfare Power Target Is Deter Enemy From Getting On IslandCsu SaidTexas News