US EditionChina floats battle barges in Taiwan invasion plans
- In March 2025, Shuiqiao barges were seen in Guangdong province.
- China has plans for reunification of Taiwan, which it claims as territory.
- These barges can connect and form an 820-meter-long pier from water to land.
- Wen-Ti Sung stated the barges are for an amphibious invasion; Beijing is "actively problem-solving" issues.
- Analysts note potential use for invasions, but the Naval War College says the barges are vulnerable.
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2025 Han Kuang drills targeting China's 'gray zone' actions, invasion threat: Experts - Focus Taiwan
Taipei, April 5 (CNA) Taiwan's Han Kuang exercises, its largest annual military drills, began Saturday, with experts saying that the extended 14 days of wargames reflected a response to China's increasing "gray zone" activities and its potential to carry out a full-scale invasion of Taiwan.
·Taiwan
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Exercises on the south coast of China used special, novel ships that can be converted to landing bridges. Thanks to them, vehicles and materials could arrive quickly and directly on land in the course of an invasion of Taiwan.
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