The U.S. has put a $14 billion arms deal with Taiwan on hold, as a senior military official revealed. This decision has sparked concerns among lawmakers and Taiwanese authorities. They worry that President Donald Trump might be shifting his stance on the island’s democratic government while managing a Middle East conflict and seeking improved relations with China.
An image from 2022 shows a Taiwanese Air Force F-16V fighter jet during a night drill at Hualien Airbase, capturing the ongoing defense preparedness of Taiwan. Meanwhile, this move by the U.S. has intensified scrutiny of the administration’s commitments in Asia amidst global diplomatic challenges.
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