DEFENSE/U.S. House passes US$895 billion defense bill; Taiwan aid included
12/12/2024 03:54 PM
The United States House of Representatives on Wednesday approved a US$895 billion National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which authorizes the Pentagon to provide up to US$300 million worth of military articles and training in support of Taiwan.
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