U.S. Faces Strategic Challenges in Defending Taiwan

Analysts debate the feasibility and necessity of American military intervention as Taiwan's defense spending comes under scrutiny.

Concerns rise over U.S. military readiness amidst logistic and manpower shortages.
Debate intensifies on whether Taiwan is investing enough in its own defense.
Potential U.S. military support for Taiwan is questioned due to current defense establishment dysfunction.
Experts argue that Taiwan's defense spending should reflect the imminent threat from China.
Calls for a reevaluation of U.S. defense priorities in the Indo-Pacific region grow louder.