  The cross-strait relationship between China and Taiwan is marked by
increasing hostility around potential reunification. We analyze an unattributed
bot network and how repeater bots engaged in an influence campaign against
Taiwan following US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan in 2022. We
examine the message amplification tactics employed by four key bot
sub-communities, the widespread dissemination of information across multiple
platforms through URLs, and the potential targeted audiences of this bot
network. We find that URL link sharing reveals circumvention around YouTube
suspensions, in addition to the potential effectiveness of algorithmic bot
connectivity to appear less bot-like, and detail a sequence of coordination
within a sub-community for message amplification. We additionally find the
narratives and targeted audience potentially shifting after account activity
discrepancies, demonstrating how dynamic these bot networks can operate.
