Taiwan has reacted to the US strike on Iran with surprise, strategic calculation and renewed debate over the island’s air defence readiness.
While some observers were struck by what they saw as overwhelming US military dominance, others said the conflict underscored the urgency of accelerating plans to build a more integrated, layered air defence network amid mounting pressure from Beijing.
On Monday, the island’s cabinet said relevant ministries were “closely monitoring developments in the…
US strike on Iran fuels Taiwan’s air defence debate and energy supply fears
