Taiwan accumulates weapons for war against China: named the 6 most dangerous means of attack (photo)

Taiwan immediately joined the work. As of the end of 2024, NCSIST has produced more than 1000 rockets and plans to continue working at the same pace this year. It is estimated that the level of production of Taiwanese missiles in 2024 by two years ahead of the schedule, and due to the increase of automation of Taiwan production lines, NCSISIST expanded to 16 mass production lines for several important missile systems and drones.

These include: all these systems will be key to Taiwan in the event of a war with China. The Chien Hsiang system is an anti -radiation ammunition. It was first presented in 2017 at the Aerospace and Defense Technology exhibition in Taipei. It is designed to counteract radars and air defense systems of the PRC army. The drone has a deltai wing and resembles the Israeli barrel ammunition "Harpia".

Bading Belieper operates on a gas engine and can overcome almost 1 thousand kilometers, affect radar stations along the southeastern coast of China or marine objects and strike very deep in China's mainland. The drone can hang in the air for up to five hours, which allows him to patrol and wait for the targets to emit radar signals to go to the target and can develop speeds of up to 500 km per hour while dive to the target. The Wan Chien rocket is an air-top rocket.

Its name is translated as "ten thousand swords. " The rocket allows you to strike a long distance. It began to be developed in 2000 under the code name "Project of God's ax". The idea was taken by American AGM-154 (JSow) and British and French missiles Storm Shadow, which Ukraine is now using in the war against the Russian Federation. Wan Chien's flight range is over 200 kilometers. Another Wan Chien II rocket is being developed, which can affect the targets at a distance of 400 kilometers.

These rockets move at a permeable speed of up to 0. 8 mac (980 km/h) and are equipped with a turboventing engine. Wan Chien uses an inertial navigation system (INS) and a global positioning system (GPS) to navigate the midline of the trajectory. Casetal warheads of rocket contain up to 100 bombs equipped with detonators of slow -acting action to penetrate into stable goals.

The rocket is designed to suppress enemy air defense (SEAD) and high -precision strikes on key military purposes - aerodromes, ports, rocket and radar facilities, as well as for troops. This winged winged rocket, which translates from Taiwan as a "bold rise," is a variant of Taiwanese rockets HSIUNG FENG IIE (HF-2E) with increased flight range. A long -range rocket has a cylindrical building, a blunt nose, a hind sliding wings and resembles an American Tomahawk rocket.

Taiwan has 3 variants of this system. The Basic HF-2E is designed to defeat coastal purposes. It can overcome the distance from 498 to 700 kilometers. The second option has a greater range, a model with increased flight range can reach Uhang, Cindo, Shanghai and Nanquin. Officially, its flight range is from 1000 km to 1200. The third option is in development - it will have a flight range up to 5149 km. HSIUNG SHENG can develop speeds of up to 100 km per hour.

It uses INS/GPS to guide and can move at a very low height-about 15 to 30 meters above the ground-to evade radars, and climb up immediately before the last dive to capture goals and avoid any obstacles. The goals of this system will be command points and bins, aerodrome, logistics centers and supply warehouses.

The Tien Kung III system is designed to counteract a wide range of air threats, including Chinese fighter jets, winged missiles, radiation missiles and low -range tactical ballistic missiles (SRMB). TK III launches vertically rocket with 4 tail stabilizers for high probability of damage to one shot. The rocket uses advanced ceramic and carbon filters, and the nasal faith can withstand temperatures up to 1832 degrees Fahrenheit. The flight range is from 45 kilometers to 199.

TK III interceptors can develop speeds of up to 7 strokes, or about 8574 km/h, which is almost twice the speed of the US Patriot Pac-3 air defense system and much faster than almost any potential air target. TK III uses INS with information about the target coming from the starting installation, for flight on the midline of the trajectory, whereas active radar guidance with the microwave head of the homing in the nose for high -precision navigation is initiated in the final phase.

The purpose of Tien Chen II, or TC-2, is to provide Taiwan defenders with the ability to defeat beyond visual range (BVR) to counteract Chinese aircraft (in particular, Chinese Chengdu J-20 "Mighty Dragon" and Shenyang J-16), drone and missiles. Its active radar guidance and destruction of several goals can compete with the American AIM 120 Amraam rocket, although they are cheaper. TC-2 is a streamlined cylindrical rocket with a pulse radar head and complex wings in some variants.

It is equipped with INS, data transmission channel in the middle of the trajectory and active radar for the final guidance, which provides the function of "fired and forgot". The basic model has a 37 mile flight range, while TC-2C (extended range) can overcome the distance of up to 59 km from the point of flight. As for speed, the base model develops a speed of about 4900 km/h, and TC-2C-about 7382 km/h.

HF -3 is a supersonic anti -ship winged rocket (PKR) with the ability to fight ships and land purposes. Hsiung Feng III is not a ballistic missile because it does not move behind a high -rise ballistic trajectory; Instead, it makes a small height cruise flight thanks to an integrated rocket rect rate (IRR), which uses a combined solid fuel accelerator with a liquid direct -flow engine to ensure a long supersonic cruiser flight.

HF-3 is a cylindrical rocket with four input channels and four trimmed delta control surfaces. The Basic model HF-3 overcomes the distance from 120 to 199 kilometers and moves at a speed of 3065 to 4292km/h. It is a low -high rocket flying low above the sea. It can avoid radar stations with end maneuvers. The HF-3 will counteract the Navy ships, including aircraft carriers, destroyers and landing ships, as well as coastal defense structures or infrastructure on China's mainland.