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Taiwan deputy foreign minister expects US arms sale to proceed after Trump-Xi summit
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Wu Chih-chung says Taiwan-US ties will not be affected by summit | Sep. 26, 2026 14:08
After the US China summit, Taiwan has assured that the United States understands its defence needs, even as a roughly $14 billion US arms package for Taipei remains on hold.
US Ambassador David Perdue says Donald Trump asked Xi Jinping whether China wanted to buy American weapons, while Taiwan awaits approval of a separate $14bn arms package.