China has urged US to immediately cancel its US$2.2 billion arms sale to Taiwan, which includes battle tanks and anti-aircraft missiles. – EPA pic, July 9, 2019.
CHINA urged Washington today to “immediately cancel” the potential sale of US$2.2 billion in weapons to Taiwan, including battle tanks and anti-aircraft missiles. The US State Department’s decision to greenlight the first big-ticket US military sale to the self-ruled democratic island in decades comes amid already strained ties between Washington and Beijing.
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