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China’s special-purpose barges could overrun Taiwan shores: experts

15 January 2025
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China’s special-purpose barges could overrun Taiwan shores: experts
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China’s construction of special-purpose barges at Guangzhou Shipyard International has raised concerns about a potential invasion of Taiwan, with analysts warning that the vessels could enable rapid troop deployment onto Taiwanese soil. The barges feature long road bridges for efficient offloading of trucks and tanks, with some equipped with pillars for stability in adverse weather. While not signaling an imminent invasion, the barges are seen as part of China’s strategy to enhance its capability for military operations near Taiwan’s shores.

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