Taiwan says it has not heard new US arms sales will be carved into smaller chunks
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Taiwan’s defense minister said he had not heard that a potential $14 billion US arms sale would be split into smaller packages. He said Washington’s commitments to Taiwan’s defense remain unchanged.
TAIPEI, Oct 6 - Taiwan Defence Minister Wellington Koo said on Tuesday he had not heard that the US was planning on carving up a potential $14 billion arms sale into smaller chunks, but added that Washington's commitments to Taipei's defences had not changed.