Washington Stands Firm on Taiwan Policy Following Trump-Xi Summit, Says Envoy
US official David Perdue highlights arms sales to Taiwan while reaffirming the one-China policy.
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The United States remains firm in its Taiwan policy following the recent Trump-Xi summit, according to a US envoy cited by Anadolu Agency.
David Perdue highlighted continued US arms sales to Taiwan while rejecting claims that Washington's commitment to the island had declined.
At the same time, Perdue reaffirmed the United States' longstanding one-China policy, seeking to balance support for Taiwan with the broader diplomatic framework governing US-China relations.
The remarks come as scrutiny of US-Taiwan relations has increased following high-level engagement between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
No further details on specific new arms deals or policy changes were disclosed in the report.
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- Washington stands firm on Taiwan policy following Trump-Xi summit, says envoy — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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