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Taking Lessons From Ukraine, Taiwan Eyes Sea Drones to Counter China

  • Taiwan tested the SeaShark 800 sea drone off Wushi on June 6, aiming to develop new defensive unmanned surface vehicles.
  • This effort follows Taiwan studying Ukraine’s use of sea drones in 2022 to offset Russia’s battlefield advantages.
  • The SeaShark 800, developed by Thunder Tiger, is capable of carrying a payload of 1,200 kilograms of explosives and has an operational range of up to 500 kilometers for engaging enemy vessels.
  • Defence Minister Wellington Koo announced on June 11 that sea drones will be included in an $26.77 million spending package called the 'Swift and Sudden' project.
  • The integration of sea drones suggests Taiwan is advancing asymmetric warfare to deter China amid ongoing military pressure and frequent Chinese naval activity nearby.
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Taiwan is taking the example of Ukraine and exploring the possibility of using naval drones to repel a possible Chinese invasion.

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Taking lessons from Ukraine, Taiwan eyes sea drones to counter China

By Yimou Lee and Ben Blanchard

·Denver, United States
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La Croix broke the news in on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
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