Taiwan says US defence support remains unchanged, but a proposed $14 billion arms package awaits Trump’s approval. Washington has reaffirmed its commitment, while Trump has delayed the sale as he seeks closer ties and preserves a trade truce with China.
Taiwan says US defence support remains unchanged, but a proposed $14 billion arms package awaits Trump’s approval. Washington has reaffirmed its commitment, while Trump has delayed the sale as he seeks closer ties and preserves a trade truce with China.
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Taiwan says US defence support remains unchanged, but a proposed $14 billion arms package awaits Trump’s approval. Washington has reaffirmed its commitment, while Trump has delayed the sale as he seeks closer ties and preserves a trade truce with China.
