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China condemns latest US arms sale to Taiwan, vows to defend sovereignty
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian attends a press conference in Beijing, China April 10, 2025. - REUTERSPIX
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China condemns latest US arms sale to Taiwan, vows to defend sovereignty

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China expresses anger over US arms sale to Taiwan, warning it will take necessary measures to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity.

BEIJING: China’s foreign ministry on Friday expressed anger at the latest U.S. arms sale to Taiwan, saying China will do what is necessary to defend its sovereignty, territorial integrity and security. – Reuters

ALSO READ: US approves first potential $330 million military sale to Taiwan under Trump

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