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The National Day of the Republic of China is an important national holiday. In recent years, the People's Liberation Army has frequently carried out military disruptions around the Taiwan Strait. Taiwan continues to strengthen its independent national defense capabilities and international security cooperation.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences' "Tengyun" large-scale drone "painted Double Ten" over the Central Mountains. (Provided by TaiwanAdiz)
The National Day of the Republic of China is celebrated today, but a surprising and sacred national defense code appears in the sky over Taiwan! According to real-time flight charts and informed sources, the "Tengyun" large-scale drone (TU501) developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences suddenly appeared in the sky over the Central Mountains and the East this morning. Through its precise flight trajectory, it perfectly outlined the symbolic shape over the Central Mountains. The "Double Ten" totem on the Double Ten National Day immediately went viral in major military fan communities and groups after the image was exposed. A large number of military fans saw it and exclaimed "Awesome" and "Super handsome! Happy Birthday to the Republic of China", showing the hard power and desktop romance of my country's independent defense technology.
People familiar with the matter pointed out that this mysteriously codenamed flight mission was mainly to support the Air Force’s air communication relay and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance missions during the National Day. It not only verified the long-lasting airborne and high-stability combat effectiveness of large UAVs, but also brought unexpected surprises to the military and civilians across the country on the National Day. The flight path map shows that the Tengyun aircraft shuttled back and forth over the mountains and positioned accurately, as if using the flight path as a paintbrush to offer the most noble birthday wishes to the Republic of China.
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However, even as the country celebrates Double Ten with joy, the enemy situation in the surrounding sea and airspace remains severe. National security sources pointed out that the Chinese Communist People's Liberation Army military aircraft and warships continue to seek opportunities to harass around the Taiwan Strait in an attempt to disrupt the atmosphere of our National Day. However, in addition to our national military's strict monitoring and strong defense will, at the same time, the P1 anti-submarine aircraft of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force also appeared in the sea and airspace around Taiwan for monitoring and dynamic control. Regional security developments have attracted international attention.
Taiwan Adiz, a military fan expert, analyzed that in the face of the CCP’s normal gray zone harassment and civil and military intimidation, in addition to dispatching advanced Tengyun drones to perform tactical communication and reconnaissance missions, my country has also highlighted the urgency and importance of strengthening independent national defense and deepening regional security cooperation. This "Double Ten" track streaking over the Central Mountains not only demonstrates to the Chinese people the achievements of independent national defense science and technology, but also conveys to the outside world Taiwan's determination to firmly defend freedom and democracy and safeguard peace across the Taiwan Strait.
The Chinese Academy of Sciences’ “Tengyun” large drone. (File photo)
A common plane attack. (Provided by TaiwanAdiz)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Chinese Academy of Sciences will continue to optimize the Tengyun UAV system and may perform similar track performance tasks in important national celebrations or military exercises in the future.
Likely · Within months
The People's Liberation Army will maintain or increase the frequency of military activities around the Taiwan Strait in the coming weeks.
Likely · Within weeks

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