Taiwan Signs Off on $330 Million U.S. Arms Package
The United States has approved a $330 million arms sale to Taiwan, including fighter jets and aircraft parts. This move comes amid rising tensions with China and Japan. The deal aims to strengthen Taiwan's self-defence capabilities and air force readiness, while China strongly protests the decision. Explore how this agreement impacts regional security and the Indo-Pacific balance.
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