Chinese military analysts have published a study indicating that while large-scale jamming of the Starlink satellite network during a potential Taiwan conflict is technically feasible, it requires a significant electronic warfare (EW) effort, estimated at 1,000 to 2,000 airborne jamming platforms. The research emphasizes the challenges posed by Starlink’s dynamic mesh network and its ability to maintain connectivity under jamming conditions. Consequently, this highlights the necessity for Taiwan and its allies to enhance their satellite communications resilience, focusing on anti-jamming capabilities. The study also underscores the broader implications of such electronic warfare strategies, particularly concerning the vulnerabilities of modern communication systems in high-stakes conflicts, necessitating a comprehensive approach to safeguard critical infrastructure.