Details emerge on stalled Taiwan aid: $300M and $1B in frozen military financing
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The State Department has not obligated $300 million in foreign military financing for Taiwan from the fiscal 2026 budget, and the Pentagon has not obligated another $1 billion through the Taiwan Security Cooperation Initiative. The administration has also frozen $14 billion in arms sales to Taiwan.
“We are concerned by President Trump's description of Taiwan as 'a very good negotiating chip' in engagements with Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party”
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Mitch McConnell Senate Republican leader
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Xi Jinping Chinese leader
Roger Wicker Senate Armed Services Committee Chair
Marco Rubio Secretary of State
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first by The Hill, 14h ago · also Washington Times, The Washington Sun
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- McConnell urges Trump team to provide Taiwan military funding Washington Times · 13h ago
- McConnell Leads Republicans in Demanding Trump Release Funding and Weapons to Taiwan The Washington Sun · 13h ago
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