Reported about 1 year ago
On June 26, 2024, US Indo-Pacific Command Commander Samuel Paparo revealed a contingency plan named Hellscape, involving deploying thousands of unmanned weapons to co-defend Taiwan. Chinese international relations expert Jin Canrong analyzed Paparo's remarks and found two key messages. Paparo's disclosure of the plan, originally formulated by his predecessor Aquilino, signifies US military's active preparedness. Jin pointed out that while US unmanned combat systems are advanced, numerically China surpasses the US in production capacity, leading to doubts on the effectiveness of US strategies against China.
Source: YAHOO