U.S. Faces Strategic Challenges in Defending Taiwan
Analysts debate the feasibility and necessity of American military intervention as Taiwan's defense spending comes under scrutiny.
Overview
- Concerns rise over U.S. military readiness amidst logistic and manpower shortages.
- Debate intensifies on whether Taiwan is investing enough in its own defense.
- Potential U.S. military support for Taiwan is questioned due to current defense establishment dysfunction.
- Experts argue that Taiwan's defense spending should reflect the imminent threat from China.
- Calls for a reevaluation of U.S. defense priorities in the Indo-Pacific region grow louder.