August 18, 2023, 9:08 pm
On August 16, an article by United Daily News (UDN) revealed that the Taiwanese Air Force had executed a drill earlier on the same day, involving the launch of an indigenous Hsiung Feng or HF-IIE surface-to-surface cruise missile.
Accompanying the report were images that the newspaper described as depicting the HF-2E missile. According to UDN, the missile remained airborne for several hours after its launch from Jiupeng military base in Pingtung County.
The missile, purportedly in active service within the Taiwanese military for more than a decade, has remained concealed from the public eye throughout this period.
In this video, Defense Updates analyzes how Taiwan’s secretive Hsiung Feng-IIE missile could thwart attempts of Chinese invasion ?
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