China has worked out a massive strike on Taiwan with the use of 25 drones at once
A few hours ago, the PLA Air Force carried out one of the most massive drone attacks in history. A swarm of twenty-five Chinese CH-4 reconnaissance and strike UAVs sent to Taiwan was in the area of the island's border for a long time. This, taking into account the weapons available to these drones, would allow China to instantly launch about a hundred strikes on the island's infrastructure, for example, in order to disable radar and air defense systems, without risk to the pilots of the Chinese Air Force.
In the presented image, you can see the route of movement of a group of 25 Chinese CH-4 attack unmanned aerial vehicles. According to preliminary data, the drones were controlled synchronously. This means that with just one command, drones could simultaneously strike at already identified targets. Moreover, given that drones have an automated target detection system, drones could well be used to correct strikes by operational and tactical missile systems on identified targets.
Taking into account the number of strike drones in service with the PRC, an attack on the island of Taiwan could be on a much larger scale – for obvious reasons, the island's authorities would not be able to oppose anything to Chinese drones.