ANALYSIS/U.S. arms sales to boost Taiwan's asymmetric warfare capability: Experts
06/19/2024 07:28 PM
The United States government's latest approval of potential arms sales to Taiwan could rapidly enhance the latter's asymmetric warfare capability, experts said Wednesday.
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