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In early August, a piece of news has sparked attention: the Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced further tightening control over the export of drones and key components to the United States.
On the other hand, the United States has been adjusting its drone strategy, limiting reliance on Chinese-related supply chains, and promoting the establishment of a new drone supply system.
The drone rivalry between the US and China is rapidly escalating. Behind this competition lies the hard reality brought back from the battlefield in recent years – drones are changing the way modern warfare is waged.
China has a vast manufacturing system and a complete industrial chain; the US is trying to unite allies to rebuild its supply network.
The key question arises: Can a system that can mass-produce drones gain an advantage in future wars? Or is the real deciding factor in victory the integration of technology beyond manufacturing, battlefield experience, and the ability of a system to rapidly adjust and iterate?
Today, we will dissect the drone rivalry between the US and China.
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