
US Unveils $2B Arms Sale to Taiwan, Sparking Cross-Strait Reactions
The U.S. announces a $2 billion arms sale to Taiwan, including missile systems, prompting strong reactions from the Chinese mainland and highlighting rising cross-strait tensions.
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