Taiwan Vital to US Security: Johnson
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The summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded last Friday, with the Taiwan issue not becoming a focal point as many had expected. U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that U.S. support for Taiwan remains unchanged, and no one can question the U.S.'s commitment to Taiwan. He added that the U.S. needs Taiwan to maintain its "stability and independence," which is crucial to U.S. national security.
The recent conclusion of the second summit between Trump and Xi Jinping has drawn international attention to whether it will affect US arms sales to Taiwan. On September 28, US House Speaker Mike Johnson reiterated the US's firm support for Taiwan and estimated that total arms sales to Taiwan during President Trump's two terms would reach $40 billion (approximately NT$1.27 trillion), roughly double the amount during the presidency of Democratic …
With the Trump-Xi meeting concluded, the issue of US arms sales to Taiwan has drawn significant attention. US House Speaker Boris Johnson stated in an interview with US media today that the US needs Taiwan to remain stable and independent, as this is crucial for national security and the economy. He also believes that the US will complete $40 billion in arms sales to Taiwan during President Trump's two terms.
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