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Taiwan Plans 'Drone Hellscape' to Deter Chinese Invasion

Taiwan is building a vast drone force to turn any Chinese invasion into a 'hellscape,' a strategy inspired by Ukraine's successful use of drones against Russia. The plan calls for using drones to spot Chinese forces, track their movements, and attack them before they can establish a foothold on the island.

Taiwan is rapidly expanding its drone fleets and aims to produce 100,000 drones per month by 2030 for defense. Taiwanese companies are also boosting drone exports and manufacturing capabilities, including the development of maritime drones and essential components.

The approach reflects lessons learned from Ukraine's battlefield gains, where drones have played a key role in disrupting Russian advances. By building a large, versatile drone force, Taiwan hopes to make any amphibious invasion costly and difficult to sustain.

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