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Taiwan approves nearly $7.6 billion military drone plan amid China tensions

Taiwan's parliament approved a military drone plan worth nearly $7.6 billion amid perceived threats from China. The decision represents a major defense buildup but does not itself report new hostilities.

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Expanded drone capabilities may intensify cross-Strait military competition and regional security risks.

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  1. Taiwan Parliament Approves Nearly $7.6 Billion Military Drone Plan Amid China Threat ↗worthynews.com · Recorded source date: Aug 29, 2026, 4:01 AM UTC

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