Four US Republicans call for Trump to release Taiwan security funds
The senators said the freeze weakens U.S. deterrence and cited $15 billion in stalled military assistance and arms sales.
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As the US-China summit approaches, several Republican senators in the US Congress have urged the Trump administration to provide billions of dollars in security aid to Taiwan as soon as possible. Meanwhile, several members of Congress from both parties told Voice of America (VOA) that US policy toward Taiwan remains unchanged, and supporting Taiwan in maintaining its own defense capabilities remains a key issue in Washington.
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WASHINGTON >> Four of President Donald Trump’s fellow Republicans called on his administration today to release more than $15 billion in stalled national security assistance for Taiwan, as he prepared to welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping for a three-day visit to Washington.
Four US Republicans call for Trump to release Taiwan security funds
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