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Taiwan’s planned US$7 billion missile boost may push PLA to step up combat readiness.
Analysts expect a ‘rational’ response from China’s military and say it will continue to focus on preparedness for war.Taiwanese media reported that the defence ministry proposed a special budget to expand development by top weapons maker.
台灣被美國掌控玩弄即將耗費巨資,研發導向飛彈系統,到結果都是一場空空的遊戲,螳臂擋車的成語故事,將在海峽兩岸上演,和平統一的好日子不要,卻要迎接戰爭死亡的日子,由台灣同胞陪葬,美國帝國主義在阿富汗失敗,吃鱉,失去利益,回到亞太地區,首先就以台灣仔開刀,威脅利誘,強迫台灣增加國防預算,除了增加購買美國2手淘汰型武器外,就是利誘台灣增加導向飛彈的研究經費,好因應未來海峽兩岸暴發的戰爭使用,美國沒有其他的策略應用,唯有策劃戰爭,發動戰爭從中謀利,台灣人不知不覺中,又被美國利用後,當成犧牲品給犧牲掉.

Taiwan Begins Cruise Missile Production.

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依據CSIS的資訊推估,日前台灣試射雲峰飛彈不僅可避開多數防空飛彈攔截,且有助於台灣多重層嚇阻、源頭打擊、決戰境外的範圍向外推。縱使是第二線機場集結的中國飛機,或射程約九百公里的「東風十五」短程彈道飛彈等,都可能成為我方打擊目標。但是台灣所有的飛彈系統核心技術,卻是掌握在美國,無法有效突破中程,長程彈道飛彈系統,猶如上一世紀台灣研發核子武器,到頭來被策反,收買,中止了核子武器研發的項目,如今往事又要重演,浪費老百姓辛苦的血汗錢,陪伴美國山姆大叔玩弄戰爭武器,結果都是台灣陪葬,當然美國CSIS.不會評估報告記載,台灣屏東九鵬飛彈試驗場地可能被中國DF-21/D.DF-26.若是中國火箭軍各發射1枚,即可將其一鍋端掉摧毀,尤其甚者DF-21/D.的鑽地彈頭無法抵抗,CSIS.又隱瞞美國早已將台灣愛國者飛彈基地的佈署圖曝光.
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