Su Tzu-yun
Su Tzu-yun is a research fellow at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research in Taiwan. He is known for his expertise in defense policy and military strategy, particularly regarding Taiwan's self-defense capabilities. In recent discussions, Su has advocated for an increase in Taiwan's defense budget and the acquisition of advanced military technology to enhance the nation's strategic deterrence against potential threats.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun, a research fellow, stated that the activation of flight path W121 would erode Taiwan’s ability to defend its airspace.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun is a National Defense and Security Research fellow who commented on the US military's likely focus in the region.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun, a research fellow at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research, provided insights on the submarine's testing progress.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun commented on Taiwan's need for a pragmatic security strategy.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun, a research fellow at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research, said it is important that Taiwan not only increases its defense spending, but also adjusts its strategy.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun noted that the US directly advising the commander symbolizes joint participation in defending against China.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun, a division director at the Taiwan military-funded Institute for National Defense and Security Research, said that unlike the PLA’s 'Joint Sword' exercises last year, the latest drills saw China’s coast guard simulating the inspection, repulsion and interception of civilian vessels in the Taiwan Strait.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun is the director of the Division of Defense Strategy and Resources at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun, a research fellow, stated that the establishment of security battalions reflects important strategic changes in the military.
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Taiwan:
Su Tzu-yun, director at the Institute for National Defense and Security Research, commented on the drills.
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