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Long-delayed arms sales to Taiwan announced/ Kirsten McNeil

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MCNEIL Kirsten

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In: Arms Control Today Vol.38 No.9 November 2008, pp.29-30 (5)Summary: When U.S. notified that it plans to sell more than $6.4 billion in military equipment to Taiwan, this triggered sharp criticism from China, which believes that this would violate bilateral assurances made by Washington to decrease arms transfers to Taiwan.

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When U.S. notified that it plans to sell more than $6.4 billion in military equipment to Taiwan, this triggered sharp criticism from China, which believes that this would violate bilateral assurances made by Washington to decrease arms transfers to Taiwan.

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