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Beijing doubles down on Type 071 amphibious warships, signalling a Taiwan focus

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Beijing doubles down on Type 071 amphibious warships, signalling a Taiwan focus — Tokyo Business news

Beijing is accelerating production of its Type 071 amphibious transport docks by expanding construction to a second shipyard, potentially strengthening its ability to move troops and military equipment across the Taiwan Strait in a conflict. The expansion comes amid long-standing United States assessments that Beijing lacks enough landing ships and logistical support for a large-scale assault on Taiwan, suggesting the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) may be moving to address a significant...

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