Chinese Defense Ministry Warns U.S. Weapons Won’t Save Taiwan’s DPP Authorities
Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang warned that U.S. weaponry won’t save Taiwan’s DPP authorities, urging the U.S. to stop arming Taiwan.
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Chinese Defense Ministry spokesperson Zhang Xiaogang warned that U.S. weaponry won’t save Taiwan’s DPP authorities, urging the U.S. to stop arming Taiwan.
China has expressed strong opposition to the United States’ approval of arms sales to Taiwan, lodging a solemn protest and warning of serious repercussions for China-U.S. relations and cross-strait stability.
China has condemned the U.S. approval of a $1.988 billion arms sale to Taiwan, urging Washington not to cross the “red line” concerning China’s Taiwan region.
The United States’ new arms sales to the Taiwan region are heightening tensions, pushing the region closer to potential conflict, as the Chinese mainland reaffirms its commitment to reunification.
The Chinese Defense Ministry criticizes U.S. arms sales to the Taiwan region, accusing the DPP authorities of wasting resources on overpriced and outdated military equipment.
China’s Foreign Ministry has sanctioned three U.S. defense firms and ten executives over arms sales to Taiwan, freezing their assets within China and prohibiting transactions with them.
China announces sanctions against nine U.S. military firms over arms sales to Taiwan region, citing violations of the one-China principle and interference in internal affairs.
China warns that any country, organization, or individual crossing its red line on the Taiwan question will face consequences, emphasizing its unwavering stance on national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
China has strongly opposed the U.S. approval of a $300 million arms sale to the Taiwan region, urging immediate withdrawal and warning of serious implications for bilateral relations and regional stability.