Recent discussions between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping at the White House have created uncertainty regarding the timeline for upcoming American weapons shipments to Taiwan. Experts monitoring the situation indicate that the administration in Washington might choose to postpone these transactions. This potential delay is attributed to the scheduled occurrence of two additional meetings between the two heads of state before the conclusion of the current year. Observers believe the diplomatic calendar is influencing the pace of military support arrangements, as both nations navigate their complex bilateral relationship through these high-level engagements.
Source : Focus Taiwan
