Does Iran’s wartime resilience offer any lessons for Taiwan?

Taiwan faces critical strategic questions about its military preparedness amid rising tensions with China. Recent conflicts in the Middle East have demonstrated how nations can sustain operations despite severe air defense degradation. Military analysts examine whether Taiwan's defensive infrastructure could withstand coordinated attacks on its air systems, exploring lessons from adversary resilience tactics. Understanding civilian protection measures and distributed defense strategies becomes increasingly vital for the island's long-term security planning.