US weighs delaying Taiwan arms sales until after Apec and G20 summits
The US government is considering delaying the announcement of major arms sales to Taiwan until after the November Apec summit in Shenzhen. This move coincides with upcoming diplomatic visits, including Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington, suggesting strategic timing amid geopolitical sensitivities.
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