Por: The Boston Globe World March 02, 2023
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — The U.S. has approved more arms sales to Taiwan, including $619 million worth of munitions for F-16 fighter jets, in a decision likely to be yet another point of friction between the U.S. and China, which claims the island as its own territory.The State Department said in a statement Wednesday night it had approved sales of missiles to be used with the F-16s as well as equipment to support the missiles. That includes... + full article
Newsweek USA World March 03, 2023
The United States has added to a list of pending weapons shipments to Taiwan by approving $619 million worth of munitions and equipment for the island's American-made fighter jets.The State Department informed Congress on Wednesday that Taipei's request to purchase... + más
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The Hill USA World March 03, 2023
Chinese officials on Thursday said they oppose the recent U.S. approval of $619 million in military sales to Taiwan, saying it violates Beijing’s claims to the self-ruled island and raises tensions in the region. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said in a... + más
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ABC News USA Business March 02, 2023
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- The U.S. has approved more arms sales to , including $619 million worth of munitions for F-16 fighter jets, in a decision likely to be yet another point of friction between the U.S. and , which claims the island as its own territory.The State Department said in... + más
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Time USA World March 02, 2023
TAIPEI, Taiwan — The U.S. has approved more arms sales to Taiwan, including $619 million worth of munitions for F-16 fighter jets, in a decision likely to be yet another point of friction between the U.S. and China, which claims the island as its own territory. The State... + más
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Politico USA Politics December 09, 2022
The Biden administration has “concerns” about fulfilling Ukraine’s request for cluster munitions, weapons banned by more than 100 countries that Russia is using to deadly effect on the battlefield, National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said. “According to our... + más
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Forbes USA Business October 03, 2022
Topline Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said Sunday he does not believe a Chinese invasion of Taiwan is imminent, while declaring the U.S. was committed to “helping Taiwan develop the capability to defend itself,” softer remarks than a pledge offered by President Joe Biden... + más
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Portland Press Herald USA World October 03, 2022
TAIPEI/BEIJING — Taiwan’s Economic Affairs Minister Wang Mei-hua has warned China against putting military pressure on Taiwan, the world’s largest producer of semiconductors. In an interview with The Yomiuri Shimbun, Wang, who oversees Taiwan’s semiconductor policies,... + más
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