China Converts Obsolete J-6 Fighters into Attack Drones for Taiwan Targets

• China has deployed an estimated 200+ obsolete J-6 fighters, first flown in the 1960s, converted into attack drones near the Taiwan Strait.
• These drones are stationed at six air bases in Fujian and Guangdong provinces, identified via satellite imagery.
• The J-6 drones are intended to overwhelm Taiwan's air defenses in the initial phase of an attack, acting more like cruise missiles.
• Taiwan's defense ministry plans to acquire new counter-drone systems to address this 'asymmetric warfare' threat.
• Experts warn that these drones, while not China's most advanced, would create an 'air defense nightmare' and require expensive missiles to intercept.