How the PLA may use stealth drones in a swarming boat attack from Taiwan
A Chinese military magazine, Defence Review, suggests China could use GJ-21 stealth attack drones to counter a potential swarm attack of uncrewed combat boats from Taiwan. The hypothetical scenario is inspired by Ukraine's naval strategies.

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AI-generatedA Chinese military magazine, Defence Review, suggests China could use GJ-21 stealth attack drones to counter a potential swarm attack of uncrewed combat boats from Taiwan. The hypothetical scenario is inspired by Ukraine's naval strategies. The commentary highlights the GJ-21's long endurance and high manoeuvrability as key advantages against such a swarm. The GJ-21, a naval variant of the GJ-11 Sharp Sword, is described as the world's first operational ship-based stealth combat drone. This proposed countermeasure aims to address a potential "game changing" threat posed by unmanned surface vessels crossing the Taiwan Strait.
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5 extractedA Chinese military magazine suggested China could counter Taiwan's swarm boat strategy with GJ-21 stealth attack drones.
The GJ-21 is a naval variant of the GJ-11 Sharp Sword.
The GJ-21 has long endurance and high maneuverability.
The GJ-21 is the world’s first and only operational ship-based stealth combat drone.
Taiwan might send a swarm of uncrewed combat boats across the strait.