Loitering Munitions: Inside the New Border Kill Zone
September 8, 2026
From the India-Pakistan border to the Taiwan Strait, from the Donbas front to the Sahel, the same weapon class often reappears wherever two forces face
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From the India-Pakistan border to the Taiwan Strait, from the Donbas front to the Sahel, the same weapon class often reappears wherever two forces face
Taiwan is rapidly expanding its investment in drones, loitering munitions, and unmanned maritime systems as it seeks to strengthen deterrence against a potential Chinese invasion.
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