US Bipartisan Delegation Emphasizes Urgent Passage of Taiwan's Drone Regulations Amid China Tensions

A bipartisan delegation led by Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney, chair of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs' Asia-Pacific subcommittee, visited Taiwan, showcasing U.S. support for the island. However, the focus of this visit has been on drones. Dr. Yeh Yao-yuan, a professor of international studies at the University of St. Thomas, stated that security has become the central issue between Taiwan and the U.S.

Dr. Yeh emphasized that the U.S. has expressed its support for Taiwan through high-level visits, and at the same time sent a clear signal to the Legislative Yuan. This signal is clear: the U.S. hopes that the Legislative Yuan will pass the act on special provisions for drones as soon as possible. Dr. Yeh emphasized that the U.S. hopes Taiwan can establish its own deterrent capabilities. Such capabilities not only protect Taiwan's security but also increase its deterrence against China.

The act on special provisions for drones has been a hot topic in Taiwan. If passed, it will grant Taiwan the right to purchase and use drones. However, there are disagreements within the Legislative Yuan. The Kuomintang and the Democratic Progressive Party hold different views on this issue.

Dr. Yeh believes that this visit from the U.S. is a clear signal to the Legislative Yuan. The U.S. hopes that Taiwan can pass the act on special provisions for drones as soon as possible, thereby enhancing its deterrent capabilities against China. This deterrent capability not only protects Taiwan's security but also lets China know that Taiwan will not be underestimated.

The U.S. involvement in the issue of the act on special provisions for drones has led people to wonder what its intentions are. Dr. Yeh stated that the U.S.'s intention is simple: it hopes Taiwan can become a powerful country. By passing the act on special provisions for drones, Taiwan will obtain the right to purchase and use drones. This will enable Taiwan to enhance its deterrent capabilities against China.

However, this path is not risk-free. Dr. Yeh believes that the passage of the act on special provisions for drones will have a significant impact on Taiwan's security. This impact will not only affect Taiwan's internal security but also its international status.

Dr. Yeh believes that this visit from the U.S. is a clear signal to the Legislative Yuan. The U.S. hopes that Taiwan can pass the act on special provisions for drones as soon as possible, thereby enhancing its deterrent capabilities against China. This deterrent capability not only protects Taiwan's security but also lets China know that Taiwan will not be underestimated.

In conclusion, this visit from the U.S. is a clear signal to the Legislative Yuan. The U.S. hopes that Taiwan can pass the act on special provisions for drones as soon as possible, thereby enhancing its deterrent capabilities against China. This deterrent capability not only protects Taiwan's security but also lets China know that Taiwan will not be underestimated.

(Facts: Central News Agency)