Taiwan Military Budget Delay Threatens Weapons Procurement

Taiwan's military has stated that a delay in its budget threatens $2.4 billion in weapons buying and training. President Lai Ching-te's administration plans to increase defense spending by 22.9% to T$949.5 billion in 2026.

2 Apr, 01:43 — 2 Apr, 01:43

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Taiwan military says budget delay threatens $2.4 billion in weapons buying, training

Defence spending is set to increase by 22.9% to T$949.5 billion in 2026, President Lai Ching-te's administration says

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Taiwan Military Budget Delay Threatens Weapons Procurement

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