
總統賴清德在雙十國慶演說中指出中共對區域造成威脅,遭中國反批渲染威脅並稱增加國防預算會排擠民生支出。國防部長顧立雄回應表示,增加國防預算是提升自我防衛能力、產生有效嚇阻、維持台海和平穩定的長期一致做法,並強調松山機場遷建需審慎評估其軍事功能替代方案。
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總統賴清德在雙十國慶演說中提及中共對區域造成的威脅,遭中國反批渲染威脅並聲稱台灣增加國防預算會排擠民生支出。立法院外交國防委員會今日邀請國防部長顧立雄、交通部長陳世凱及民用航空局報告松山機場遷建與臺中機場擴建議題。
總統賴清德在雙十國慶演說中提及中共對區域造成的威脅,遭中國反批渲染,宣稱台灣增加國防預算會排擠民生支出。對此,國防部長顧立雄今(14)日在立法院受訪表示,增加國防預算來提升我們自我防衛的能力,這是產生一個有效嚇阻,維持台海和平穩定的做法。
立法院外交國防委員會今天邀請國防部長顧立雄、交通部長陳世凱及民用航空局報告「松山機場遷建與臺中機場擴建之全國機場軍民航功能重塑」,並備質詢。
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針對中國批評台灣渲染威脅,甚至聲稱台灣增加國防預算會排擠民生支出,但日本先前民調認為,中國就是世界和平最大威脅。對此,顧立雄會前受訪回應,要避免戰爭的唯一方法,就是形成一個有效的嚇阻,而有效的嚇阻要憑藉實力,而憑藉實力就是要增強我們的自我防衛能力跟決心。
他強調,以增加國防預算來提升我們自我防衛的能力,這是產生有效嚇阻,維持台海和平穩定,國防部認為這是長期一致的想法。
至於先前台北市長蔣萬安拋出遷建松山機場,顧立雄強調,松山機場遷移涉及很多面向,包括擔負國內航運,特別是離島的空中運輸,也擔負了醫療後送的任務,也是重要救難的空勤總隊基地。
他強調,國防部的部分,不管平時或戰時都身兼著重要的軍事任務,也屬於國防環節裡面的一環,所以若要考量松山機場遷建的問題,這些原來既有的功能要如何能夠有效被替代,就需要審慎評估,中央如果啟動這樣的評估,國防部願意提供專業的意見,確保我們整體的能量仍然不會受到影響。
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立法院將就松山機場遷建案進行詳細審查,國防部將提供專業意見以確保軍事功能不受影響。
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台灣將持續增加國防預算以提升自我防衛能力,中國可能繼續透過外交與軍事施壓回應。
Likely · Within months

French Defense Minister Watlan announced that he will start training Ukrainian pilots to operate Rafale fighter jets in November, and the first batch of fighter jets is expected to be delivered to Ukraine from 2028 to 2029. This move is part of Franco-Ukrainian military cooperation. Ukraine also plans to locally produce legal missiles and air defense systems to strengthen its long-term combat capabilities.

China's new light rocket launch vehicle has been exposed, using the Dongfeng "Warrior" third-generation (MV3) tactical truck chassis. The rear of the vehicle is equipped with a box-type launch module that can load 20 122mm rockets, with a maximum range of 40 kilometers. Compared with the U.S.-made Haimas, this system has a smaller but larger number of rockets. It focuses on short-range firepower and mobility and is designed for airborne, air assault and light infantry units. The current information mainly comes from social images, and it has not been confirmed whether it has officially entered service.

After U.S. air strikes severely damaged Iran's radar and navy, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards sent unarmed personnel on small boats to identify merchant ships and U.S. warships in the Strait of Hormuz and serve as maritime observation posts. There have been at least five incidents involving oil tankers and commercial ships around the strait in the past 48 hours, including drone attacks. Top Iranian officials have warned that they may completely block the strait to prevent the United States from driving down global oil prices.

The Ministry of National Defense’s Information Security and Electronics Forces has newly established an Information Security Joint Defense Center, which is responsible for protecting the core systems and critical infrastructure of the national military. It will adopt proactive threat hunting strategies to combat covert penetration and supply chain attacks by the Chinese Communist Party’s cyber forces. It is expected to recruit 120 people next year, and the training will be based on the standards of the U.S. military’s network protection team.

The Japanese government is studying the inclusion of railways in the construction of supporting public infrastructure for defense, and plans to include it in the "Three Security Documents" revised at the end of the year to improve the material supply and equipment transportation channels for the Self-Defense Forces in emergencies and strengthen the ability to sustain continuous combat support. This move is regarded as a key step for Japan to break through the post-war "exclusive defense" principle and accelerate remilitarization, triggering regional security concerns.

The U.S. Air Force Nuclear Weapons Center successfully conducted a flight test of the Mk21A re-entry vehicle using a Minotaur I rocket at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The vehicle will be equipped with a W87-1 nuclear warhead and integrated into the new generation LGM-35 "Sentinel" intercontinental ballistic missile to replace the existing Minuteman III. The test did not carry a nuclear warhead, which is the first time it has been made public since June 2024. Lockheed Martin is responsible for development, Northrop Grumman provides the rocket, and the U.S. Space Force helps oversee it. As of November 2025, the project has received approximately US$1.449 billion in research and development funding, but the Sentinel missile project is still affected by rising costs and schedule delays, and has not yet passed Milestone B review. The U.S. Air Force plans to apply for a budget of US$540 million in fiscal year 2027 to support system integration and follow-up testing.