Taiwan's ambitious T-Dome air defense project has hit a major obstacle after budget disputes reportedly delayed funding for the Strong Bow missile system. The setback comes as Beijing continues military pressure around the island and Taipei races to strengthen its layered missile shield. Analysts warn that delays could leave critical gaps in Taiwan's air defenses, even as the military presses ahead with live-fire exercises and asymmetric warfare preparations. Can Taiwan complete its missile shield before tensions with China escalate further, or is Beijing gaining a strategic advantage?
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