Budget Cuts and Acceptance Disputes May Stall Taiwan’s Counter-Drone Shift

Original: 預算被刪、驗收爭議延燒——台灣反無人機轉型恐因噎廢食？

Taiwan’s counter-drone transition may be slowed by budget cuts, acceptance disputes, and gaps in local battlefield data.

The article examines Taiwan’s counter-drone modernization amid budget cuts and unresolved acceptance disputes. It argues that while foreign and domestic defense firms study combat data in Ukraine, Taiwan must build its own counter-drone and electronic warfare datasets. The larger issue is not only whether individual systems pass review, but whether local testing, technical iteration, and operational doctrine can keep developing.

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