Taiwan media circulated that the defense department of the Tsai authorities issued a "report", saying that under 3 conditions, the Taiwanese army will fire at mainland drones. After the news reached the mainland, Qiu Guozheng was scared and hurriedly said that it was not released. Could it be that the Tsai authorities are just putting on a show?
On October 30, according to Taiwan media, Taiwan's defense department seems to have "tinkered" with a "report" recently, in order to deal with the possible intrusion of drones in the outer island defense area, the Taiwan military has formulated a set of guidelines on how to combat drones. Of course, the drones here, the Taiwan military refers to the mainland drones. Last year, the mainland drone appeared on the "outer island" on the other side, and at that time, the drone also photographed the Taiwan military staring at the drone after discovering the mainland drone, and even picked up stones on the ground to attack the drone. But I have to say that the Taiwan army's counterattack is somewhat naïve, and sure enough, after the news came out, netizens directly ridiculed this as "entering the Stone Age". The Tsai authorities were also questioned for their "incompetence", after which the Tsai authorities claimed that they would spend a year studying countermeasures.
Until April this year, the Tsai authorities put forward the so-called "drone disposal report", in response to the appearance of drones on the outer islands, the Taiwan military divided the response measures into three stages, namely "identification and monitoring", "warning notification", and "defensive shooting". However, this move is considered to be a thunderstorm but not rain, and the Cai authorities have avoided the importance of how to combat drones. Therefore, according to Taiwan media this time, the "report" newly researched by the Tsai authorities put forward three prerequisites for the Taiwan military firing at mainland drones. One is to confirm whether there are any aircraft flying near the drone; the second is to confirm whether the "landing point" of the drone after firing is on the sea surface; The third is whether there are other ships in the 3-kilometer sea area. If these three conditions can be met, the Taiwan military can use the allocated guns to shoot down drones, and if the conditions are not met, then the Taiwan military can only use electronic guns to interfere and track and monitor them.
After reading these three conditions, one can't help but want to ask: Is it possible for the Taiwan military to shoot and shoot? It is not an easy task to meet these three conditions, but if it is not satisfied, I am afraid that the Taiwan military will be able to find a reason not to open fire under basically any circumstances. Moreover, if it is a large unmanned aerial vehicle of the People's Liberation Army that flies to the outer islands on the other side, I am afraid that the guns and bullets of the Taiwan military will not be able to hit it, and it can only hit ordinary unmanned aerial vehicles flying at low altitudes. Looking at it this way, to put it bluntly, this "report" is a show made by the Tsai authorities and used to prevaricate the Taiwan people. However, the people on the island are not so easy to fool, and after this so-called "report" came out, it quickly caused a wave of scolding on the island, and some netizens even pointed out that the Taiwan military will not shoot at all, and as long as they do not want to shoot, they will always find a reason.
It is worth noting that just as the news reached the mainland and the outside world was laughing at the "report," Chiu Kuo-cheng, head of Taiwan's defense department, said on 30 October that Taiwan's defense department had not issued the so-called "three major conditions" at all. Qiu Guozheng said that he also had to consider whether he would hit the sea, and he couldn't do it if he was so restrained. Anyone with a discerning eye can see that Qiu Guozheng's remarks are just making excuses, worrying that the mainland will take countermeasures, and he is obviously afraid. And the "report" in the mouth of the Taiwan media is probably also the leaders of the Taiwan authorities, Tsai Ing-wen and Qiu Guozheng, considering that the tone was too high before, and it is not good to come up with measures, so they moved out the prerequisites for firing at the mainland drones, but what the Tsai authorities did not expect is that this time not only made them a laughing stock, but also worried about what the PLA will do next, which is really ridiculous and generous.
In the final analysis, it was the Cai authorities who made too much fuss and failed to correctly understand the "92 Consensus." Taiwan is China's inherent territory, and there is nothing wrong with mainland drones flying on its own territory. What's more, it is not once or twice that the PLA drones have flown over the so-called "middle line", and if the Taiwan army dared to shoot early, where would it have waited until now, and the Tsai authorities should not make excuses for their "ignorance". The Tsai authorities must make it clear that they should not think of using the so-called "report" as an arrow, because if the Taiwan military dares to fire at the mainland's drones, it will certainly be counterattacked, and not a single "Taiwan independence" element will be able to escape by that time.