TAIPEI -- The bulk of U.S. forces would take weeks reach Taiwan should China invade, former Taiwanese military chief Lee Hsi-min told Nikkei, urging the island to focus more on smaller, mobile weapons so it can better fend off an initial attack.
Lee Hsi-min calls for asymmetric approach focused on mobile precision arms
Former Taiwanese military chief Lee Hsi-min believes the island should shift its focus away from large warships and fighter jets. © Reuters
TAIPEI -- The bulk of U.S. forces would take weeks reach Taiwan should China invade, former Taiwanese military chief Lee Hsi-min told Nikkei, urging the island to focus more on smaller, mobile weapons so it can better fend off an initial attack.