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Taiwan is considering a $7 – $10 billion arms purchase from the US

Taiwan is considering a $7 – $10 billion arms purchase from the US

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Greg Michalowski
17/02/2025 | 17:05 GMT

Reuters is reporting that Taiwan is considering a $7– $10 billion arms purchase from the US.

IN the Trump administration, the theme so far is defense is available for sale, not just given away to maintain democracy.

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