= Two Bombs, One Satellite
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"Two Bombs, One Satellite" is a term used to refer to the geopolitical and military dynamics involving China and Taiwan, particularly the implications of China's missile capabilities and space advancements. This phrase became more prominent in discussions about China's military strategy and its impact on U.S. foreign policy, especially in relation to Taiwan. The concept contrasts China's developments in both its ballistic missile technology (the "two bombs")—which includes nuclear and conventional missiles—and its advancements in space capabilities (the "one satellite").
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