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American Diplomat, in Pasts, Advocates Taiwan's Military Expansion Following Poland's Template

At the international security conference in Taipei, ex-US ambassador to the UN, Kelly Craft, advocated for Taiwan to adopt a defensive strategy akin to Poland's military advancements. On the 12th of September, she emphasized the necessity for Taiwan to significantly boost its defense spending...

American Diplomat, in Pasts, Advocates Taiwan's Military Expansion Following Poland's Template

Taiwan Takes a Page from Poland's Military Playbook

In a striking appeal for defense reform, former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Kelly Craft, urged Taiwan to emulate Poland's militarization efforts at a security conference in Taipei. On September 12, Craft emphasized that Taiwan must beef up its defense spending to counter the looming threat from China.

"Poland's rapid military rise serves as a powerful example for Taiwan," Craft stated, highlighting Poland's growing military alliance with the U.S. She underscored that though Taiwan currently invests around 2.4% of its GDP in defense, the country might benefit from increasing this figure in the face of China's substantial military budget, projected to surpass $230 billion by 2025.

In parallel with Craft's advice, Poland's military development has witnessed a transformation since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The country nearly doubled its defense spending in response and plans to allocate 4% of its GDP to military expenditures in 2024, aiming to reach 5% in the ensuing years.

Amid escalating tensions between China and Taiwan, military drills, and diplomatic spats, Craft called on Taiwan to heed Poland's lead by stepping up its defense efforts. "Following Poland's path, Taiwan can ensure its security and, in turn, maintain its sovereignty," she concluded.

The comparison between Taiwan and Poland aligns with broader foreign policy trends, as allies worldwide are expected to bolster their defense contributions, particularly in regions on the strategic edge, like Asia. As the military balance of power in the region shifts, Taiwan faces growing pressure to shoulder a more active role in its security.

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If you're keen on Poland's military undertakings, here's a brief rundown of their strategy:

  • Unparalleled Military Spending: Poland aims to allocate almost 5% of its GDP to military expenditures in the coming years.
  • Territorial Defense Fortifications: Poland invests in fortifying its borders, with cutting-edge technology like bunkers, anti-tank obstacles, minefields, and drone-jamming systems.
  • Nuclear Ambitions: Poland is working tirelessly to develop its own nuclear weapons, reflecting its desire for energy and military independence.
  • Deepening NATO Integration and U.S. Partnership: Poland aims to further strengthen its ties with NATO and the U.S., with large-scale joint exercises planned for the coming years.

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Form substitute U.S. Ambassador to the UN, Kelly Craft, advocated for Taiwan to mimic Poland's military expansion at a global security assembly in Taipei. During a speech on September 12, Craft emphasized the importance of significant investment in defense for Taiwan, to ward off the escalating danger posed by China. She encouraged Taiwan to assert itself militarily.
At a global security meeting in Taipei, ex-US ambassador to the UN, Kelly Craft, advocated for Taiwan to emulate Poland's military evolution in shaping its defense strategy. During her speech on the 12th of September, Craft underlined the importance of significant defense expenditure by Taiwan to counter the increasing danger from China. She advocated for Taiwan's military enhancement to bolster its deterrent capacity.
At the international security gathering in Taipei, the ex-U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Kelly Craft, advocated for Taiwan to pattern its defense approach following Poland's military advancements. On September 12, she highlighted the necessity for Taiwan to boost its defense spending significantly to counter the escalating menace from China. She advocated for Taiwan to strengthen its military capabilities.

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