Taiwan says US understands defence needs as $14 billion arms package remains on hold
Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister, Chen Ming-chi, emphasized that the United States is well aware of Taiwan's defense needs. Currently, Taiwan is waiting for a decision on a $14 billion arms deal, which the US has temporarily stalled. President Trump referred to this deal as a significant bargaining tool after his talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping....
Key Takeaways
- Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister, Chen Ming-chi, emphasized that the United States is well aware of Taiwan's defense needs.
- Currently, Taiwan is waiting for a decision on a $14 billion arms deal, which the US has temporarily stalled.
- President Trump referred to this deal as a significant bargaining tool after his talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister, Chen Ming-chi, emphasized that the United States is well aware of Taiwan's defense needs. Currently, Taiwan is waiting for a decision on a $14 billion arms deal, which the US has temporarily stalled. President Trump referred to this deal as a significant bargaining tool after his talks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Meanwhile, China is continually strengthening its military prowess, creating ongoing challenges for Taiwan.
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This summary was curated from Times of India.