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Taiwan's President: U.S. Arms Key to Peace
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Taiwans President Lai Ching-te emphasizes arms purchases from the U.S. as a peace-keeping measure, despite Trumps suggestion that U.S. support might depend on China. Lai reaffirms the legal obligation and importance of these arms sales, as Taiwan faces pressure from China, which views it as a breakaway territory. Trumps approval of a $11 billion arms package and pending $14 billion package have raised concerns, though Taiwans government assures its people that U.S. policy remains unchanged. Lai asserts Taiwans sovereignty and democratic way of life, blaming China for instability and attempts to alter the status quo. China views Taiwan as the most critical issue in its U.S. relationship, with President Xi Jinping warning of potential conflict.
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