Taiwan aims for 14B U.S. arms deal amid Pentagon review
Taiwan's Regional Leader, Lai Qingting, expressed hope that the United States would approve a $14 billion arms sale deal, emphasizing that the island rejects reunification with China and is committed to protecting its democratic way of life. He pointed out that the deal is important for strengthening Taiwan's security and resisting Chinese dominance, while also noting that the current review of the agreement might be constrained. arms sales to Taiwan remain a contentious issue between Washington and Beijing, with the United States reaffirming its unofficial support for Taiwan.
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