美国国防部最新发布，台媒：“提台湾0次”

Core Insights - The U.S. Department of Defense has released its 2026 defense strategy report, prioritizing domestic security and interests in the Western Hemisphere, while emphasizing the need to strengthen partnerships and develop the defense industrial base [1] - The latest report notably does not mention Taiwan, contrasting with the 2022 report which referenced Taiwan four times, indicating a significant shift in U.S. defense policy towards China [1] Group 1 - The 2026 defense strategy report prioritizes U.S. homeland security and interests in the Western Hemisphere [1] - The report emphasizes strengthening responsibility-sharing with allies and partners, as well as developing the defense industrial base [1] - The omission of Taiwan in the latest report marks a departure from previous U.S. defense strategies that identified China as a strategic competitor [1] Group 2 - The absence of Taiwan in the current defense strategy may reflect a desire to avoid provoking China [1] - Analysts in Taiwan express concern that the U.S. government's failure to mention Taiwan in official documents indicates a significant gap between U.S. policy and Taiwan's expectations [1] - The report's shift in focus suggests that Taiwan's authorities should approach U.S. relations with caution [1]