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Taiwan Urges U.S. Arms Amid Rising Threats
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Taiwan’s top U.S. diplomat is pushing hard for a $14 billion arms deal, stressing that self-defense is non-negotiable as Beijing ramps up military pressure with frequent drills and aggressive maneuvers. Though the Trump administration has stalled the sale—seen as a strategic bargaining chip with China—Taiwan insists it won’t wait passively, emphasizing its own defense buildup and U.S. support. Despite delays tied to stockpile reviews and procurement timelines, the diplomat reaffirms that U.S. backing remains unwavering, with Congress firmly in favor and no consultation with China ever planned. He calls for action over rhetoric, underscoring that Taiwan’s security is rooted in its own strength and America’s steadfast commitment.
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