China sanctions 13 US military firms over Taiwan arms sales
Thursday, 5 December 2024 China imposed sanctions on 13 US military companies and six executives following US arms sales to Taiwan and President Lai Ching-te's US transit. Beijing views the $385 million arms deal, including F-16 support, as a threat to its sovereignty and opposes Taiwan's leader's foreign interactions, considering Taiwan its territory.
China's foreign ministry announces sanctions on US companies and individuals for selling arms to Taiwan. The sanctions target 13 firms engaged in the production of drones, unmanned aerial systems and other military products. They also cover six top executives at companies including Raytheon and BAE...
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