Part of Taiwan’s Most Advanced Anti-Ship Missile Sent To Mainland China For Repairs

Hsiung Feng III missile. MoD 

Taiwan News: Swiss firm sends Taiwan's 'carrier killer' devices to China for repairs 

Concerns arise after theodolites used with Hsiung Feng III were sent to China for repairs by Leica Geosystems 

TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — Concerns have been voiced by Taiwanese media that information could have been leaked after devices used with Taiwan's "Carrier Killer" missiles were sent to China for repairs. 

Amid growing Chinese military threat, Taiwan's National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology (NCSIST) has developed the Hsiung-Feng III (雄風三型) anti-ship missile, which has been nicknamed the "Carrier Killer" due to its supersonic speed, range of up to 400 km, and 225 kg warhead. However, Mirror Media on Wednesday (Jan. 4), cited sources as saying theodolites used to calibrate the missiles were sent by a Swiss company to China to make repairs due to malfunctions, potentially exposing sensitive data from missile tests and endangering Taiwan's national security.  

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Part of Taiwan’s Most Advanced Anti-Ship Missile Sent To Mainland China For Repairs  

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