Taiwan Aims Missiles At Mainland China For The First Time

(Before It's News)

In a gutsy or provocative move, depending with which side you align, Taiwan is deploying its Hsiungfeng, or Brave Wind, cruise missile aimed at mainland China, according to a report in Joseph Farah’s G2 Bulletin.

It is the first time that Taiwan has aimed missiles at the Chinese mainland.

Reports suggest that the Taiwanese have deployed 100 of the indigenously produced missiles meant to act as a deterrent. The Hsiungfeng has a range of some 300 miles and has cost the military some $1.02 billion to produce.

If attacked, Taiwanese officials say that the cruise missiles would be aimed at airports and other military bases of the People’s Liberation Army, or PLA.

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