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Trump asked China’s president Xi if he wanted to buy U.S. arms while defending Taiwan sale, says envoy

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According to the U.S. ambassador to China, President Donald Trump asked Chinese President Xi Jinping if he wanted to purchase U.S. weapons while defending a separate arms sale to Taiwan. The diplomatic exchange highlights interactions between U.S. and Chinese leadership regarding American military hardware.

The disclosure emerges amid a reported $14 billion Taiwan arms dispute, underscoring the complex geopolitical dynamics surrounding U.S. military sales to Taiwan and defense-related communications involving Beijing.

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outlookindia.com (INDIA) Frames the exchange specifically within the context of a $14 billion Taiwan arms dispute.
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