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Taipei: US Approves $11 Billion in Arms Sales to Taiwan

December 18, 2025,
9:54 AM
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US Approves $11 Billion in Arms Sales to Taiwan: Taipei
HIMARS missile system. AFP
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Donald Trump’s administration has given its approval to sell $11 billion of weapons to Taiwan, the second batch of such sales since the US president returned to office, Taipei said Thursday.

The package includes HIMARS rocket systems, howitzers, anti-tank missiles, drones and parts for other equipment, according to Taiwan’s foreign ministry. (AFP)

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