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Taiwan awaits arms deal confirmation amid U.S.-China tensions - Taiwan is seeking clarity on a $14 billion arms deal with the U.S., as a U.S. Navy official hints at potential delays due to ammunition shortages for operations like Epic Fury against Iran. The U.S. has been a significant weapons supplier to Taiwan, with an $11 billion package pending and a new deal awaiting Congress submission. President Trump has used arms sales as leverage in negotiations with China, while Taiwans President Lai Ching-te emphasizes the importance of these purchases for regional peace. The situation unfolds against a backdrop of heightened tensions, with Chinese President Xi Jinping warning of potential conflict and Trump indicating a need to speak with Taiwans leadership.
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