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Schriver positive on US arms sales if budget passes
Taiwan plans to boost defense spending to 3.32% of GDP and extend wartime reserves from 30 to 120 days to strengthen its security amid regional tensions.
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U.S. arms sales likely after Taiwan passes special defense budget: Expert - Focus Taiwan
U.S. President Donald Trump will likely approve the first arms sale to Taiwan of his second term after Taipei passes its special national defense budget, a former U.S. defense official said on Tuesday.
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