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President Trump Questions New Taiwan Arms Deal
President Trump has raised questions about a proposed arms agreement with Taiwan. The move comes after decades of U.S. support for the island's defense. Taiwan's representative to the United States discussed the issue with CBS News.
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President Trump has expressed doubt about a new arms agreement with Taiwan. The comments follow long-standing U.S. commitments to the island's defense.
The United States has maintained a policy of supporting Taiwan's defense for decades. Officials have previously approved arms sales to the island under that framework.
Trump is now casting doubt on the latest proposed deal. Taiwan's representative to the United States appeared on CBS News to address the situation. CBS News reported that the discussion centered on possible shifts in U.S. policy toward Taiwan and its implications for relations with China.
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