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Taiwan President Advances $6.6 Billion Defense Drone Procurement Bill
The Taiwanese government is pushing a $6.6 billion legislative package to fund the development and acquisition of military drones ahead of a critical parliamentary vote. The measure aims to modernize the island's defense capabilities amid ongoing regional security concerns.
26 Aug, 09:32 — 26 Aug, 09:44
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Taiwan president pushes $6.6 billion military drone bill ahead of crucial vote - Reuters
Taiwan president pushes $6.6 billion military drone bill ahead of crucial vote Reuters
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Taiwan president pushes $6.6 billion military drone bill ahead of crucial vote
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