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Taiwan says US arms sales are unchanged as $14 billion package remains on hold

2 sources · first seen 07:23 29 Sept · updated 13:55 29 Sept

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  • Existing US arms sales to Taiwan remain unchanged
  • A $14 billion package remains on hold; Taiwan says talks with the US are ongoing

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2 reports · earliest 07:23
ReutersTaiwan says it is in continuous talks with US about arms sales07:23Business StandardUS arms sales unchanged, but $14 billion package remains on hold: Taiwan13:55