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Washington, April 5 (CNA) The United States government has approved its third arms package to Taiwan since President Joe Biden took office, a US$95-million sale to Taiwan of equipment and services aimed at maintaining Taiwan's U.S.-made missile defense system.

Taipei, April 6 (CNA) Defense experts told CNA Wednesday that Taiwan needs to continue to receive equipment and services to maintain its United States-made Patriot missile air defense system, as it is the nation's primary defense against an initial Chinese missile attack should a cross-strait war break out.

Taiwan should continue to procure equipment and services from the US to maintain its Patriot missile defense system, as it is the nation’s first line of defense against a Chinese missile attack should a cross-strait war break out, defense experts said yesterday. The comments came after Washington on Tuesday announced that it has approved the sale of US$95 million of training and equipment to maintain Taiwan’s Patriot missile defense system. Three defense experts told the Central News Agency ...

Washington should revoke immediately a possible military equipment sale to Taiwan, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Tuesday, adding that China will take valid and powerful measures to safeguard its sovereignty and security interests.

Washington should revoke immediately a possible military equipment sale to Taiwan, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Tuesday, adding that China will take valid and powerful measures to safeguard its sovereignty and security interests.

U.S. Okays $100M Support Deal for Taiwan’s Patriot Missiles

Washington should revoke immediately a possible military equipment sale to Taiwan, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Tuesday, adding that China will take valid and powerful measures to safeguard its sovereignty and security interests.

Washington should revoke immediately a possible military equipment sale to Taiwan, Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said on Tuesday, adding that China will take valid and powerful measures to safeguard its sovereignty and security interests.

Washington, Feb. 7 (CNA) The United States government announced on Monday that it has approved the sale to Taiwan of equipment and services aimed at improving the island's missile defense system for an estimated cost of US$100 million.

Taipei, Feb. 8 (CNA) Taiwan has thanked the United States after the Department of State approved the possible sale of equipment and services to Taiwan in support of its Patriot missiles program, a deal expected to be worth US$100 million.