US Temporarily Halts $14 Billion Arms Sale to Taiwan

The United States has temporarily halted a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan, prioritizing the securing of arms stockpiles necessary for military campaigns with Iran. Acting US Navy Secretary Hung-wei Kao confirmed the pause, stating the current priority is ammunition for operations related to Iran. Taiwan's presidential office has not received official information, while China, which claims Taiwan, has historically opposed such arms sales.