US EditionUS President Biden authorises US$571 million in military aid to Taiwan
- Us President Biden has authorized US$571 million in military aid to Taiwan.
- The military aid aims to bolster Taiwan's defense capabilities.
- The decision reflects the US commitment to support Taiwan against potential threats.
- US officials state that supporting Taiwan is crucial for regional stability.
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The US has authorized the sending of 571.3 million dollars in defense aid to Taipei. Beijing's anger: 'Washington should stop threatening peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait. '
Biden Approves $571 Million in Defense Support for Taiwan
WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden on Friday agreed to provide $571.3 million in defense support for Taiwan, the White House said, while the State Department approved the potential sale to the island of $265 million worth of military equipment. The United States is bound by law to provide Taiwan with the means to defend itself despite the lack of formal diplomatic ties between Washington and Taipei, to the constant anger of Beijing. Democratically g…
The Chinese government expressed on Sunday (December 22) that it "strongly dissatisfies and firmly opposes" U.S. President Joe Biden's approval of $570 million in military aid to Taiwan and the U.S. State Department's latest approval of arms sales to Taiwan totaling $295 million, threatening that "the U.S. use of force to support independence will only backfire."
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