Taiwan is employing HIMARS in military drills to bolster its defense capabilities against potential Chinese threats. The ongoing Han Kuang exercise involves the deployment of high-caliber rockets supplied by the United States. Military spokesperson Colonel Chen Lian-jia stressed the need to hide HIMARS from enemy reconnaissance until the command to engage is given. China has intensified military pressure on Taiwan, criticizing these drills as mere bluffing. Taiwanese officials maintain that these exercises reflect serious and realistic preparations for combat.
Taiwan has begun deploying its newest and most precise strike weapons from the United States, high calibre rockets, as part of its annual live-fire drills to counter potential attacks from China.
Over the past five years, China has increased pressure around Taiwan, staging a string of intense war games and daily naval and air force patrols around the territory.
Military spokesperson Colonel Chen Lian-jia emphasized the importance of concealing the HIMARS from enemy reconnaissance until orders to fire are given.
Taiwanese President William Lai Ching-te stated the exercises were based on large-scale, realistic combat drills, highlighting the seriousness of their military preparedness.
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