China's new barges to invade Taiwan

China’s new “special-purpose barges” heighten fears of Taiwan invasion
China’s development of “special-purpose barges” has raised alarm among analysts, fuelling concerns over the country’s potential plans to invade Taiwan, as reported by Radio Free Asia. RFA reported that according to experts,
China reportedly building 'D-Day'-style barges as fears of Taiwan invasion rise
China is reportedly building a series of barges for amphibious landings amid fears of an invasion of Taiwan, its island neighbor, according to reports.
China sparks invasion fears as it launches military drill on Taiwan's doorstep
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New China satellite photos of D-Day-style landing barges making experts sweat
Now, satellite photos have revealed the construction of a new fleet of D-Day-style landing barges needed to surge troops and tanks over a beach. Naval analyst H I Sutton has published a report in Naval News highlighting the appearance of between three and five new “special and unusual” barges at Guangzhou Shipyard in southern China.
Is China preparing an invasion of Taiwan with special barges?
China is building at least five new special-purpose barges. They appear to be designed for amphibious operations. Defense analysts monitoring Chinese shipyards have noticed an increase in a certain type of vessel.
China's new barges to invade Taiwan: a step towards war?
China is giving a signal of an incoming war as the country is reportedly building special barges to do a full-scale invasion of Taiwan by connecting the Chinese ships to the beaches of the Island. Around five of such barges are currently being constructed at the Guangzhou Shipyard in southern China,
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