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Relations Act to support Taiwan’s self-defence, a policy that has long angered China. Washington has approved tens of billions of dollars in military sales to Taiwan over the years, including an $11bn package
impact on arms sales to Taiwan, experts have said, after a US official suggested a pause in the delivery of a key weapons package was due to the Gulf conflict. Analysts told the Guardian that
arms package reportedly worth $14bn earlier this year, but the sale still requires Trump’s final approval. Xi will use his meetings with Trump to “influence and potentially convince Trump to agree to scale back