Missile Deployments Indicate Division of Labor with Taiwan
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- •Taiwan has deployed the highest density of anti-ship missiles globally as of March 2026.
- •The Japan Times reported on March 10 that recent missile deployments indicate a division of labor involving Taiwan.
- •Kommersant confirmed on March 12 that Taiwan's missile barrier is the densest worldwide.
- •Taipei Times reported on March 11 that Taiwan's missile density surpasses all other countries.
- •These deployments are concentrated in Taiwan and surrounding areas in the East China Sea region.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Taiwan continues to increase its missile density it could strengthen its deterrence against potential naval threats, affecting China's military planning and regional security dynamics.
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