China Blasts US Arms Sale to Taiwan, President Lai's US Transit
(Reuters) -China vowed "resolute countermeasures" on Sunday to a recently approved U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, and complained to the U.S. for arranging for the democratically governed island's president to transit through U.S. territory.
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Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te is defying China by traveling to the U.S. and entering into a $385 million arms deal.
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Beijing vowed a ‘resolute’ response to the $385 million deal and condemned President Lai Ching-te’s visit to Hawaii.
In Hawaii, Lai Ching-te indicated Taipei isn’t seeking war with China, even as it counts on U.S. support to deter Beijing.
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