Nasams has had a 100 per cent success rate in intercepting Russian missiles. Read more at straitstimes.com.
TAIPEI – Taiwan is looking to buy the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System, or Nasams, from the United States to upgrade its air defence capabilities, having seen how well it works in Ukraine, the island’s defence minister said on Tuesday.
The system, developed and built by Raytheon Technologies and Norway’s Kongsberg Gruppen, is a short- to medium-range, ground-based air defence system that protects against drone, missile and aircraft attack. “This work must be done in accordance with the enemy situation,” he said. “We have seen from the Russia-Ukraine war that these weapons definitely have good performance.”
The US, Taiwan’s main foreign source of weapons, formally makes notifications to the island about the arms Washington is willing to sell.
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