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Trump to Increase Weapon Sales to Taiwan, Sending Signal to China

Trump to Increase Weapon Sales to Taiwan, Sending Signal to China
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Politics May 30, 2025 07:30

washington - President Trump's administration plans to boost weapon sales to Taiwan, potentially surpassing previous records, raising tensions with China. Get more details on telegraaf.nl.

Trump Administration Plans to Increase Weapon Sales to Taiwan

The government of President Donald Trump is considering escalating weapon sales to Taiwan, aiming to exceed previous records during his second term in office.

During his first term, Trump approved around $18.3 billion in weapon deliveries to Taiwan, compared to $8.4 billion under his successor, Democrat Joe Biden.

Impact on US-China Relations

The move could alleviate concerns about Trump's commitment to Taiwan's defense but may strain the already tense relationship between the US and China.

The decision is seen as a strong signal to China amidst geopolitical tensions.

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