DEFENSE / U.S. arms package to help keep Taiwan's military hardware operational
11/15/2025 02:12 PM
The latest announcement of a potential US$330 million arms sale to Taiwan shows Washington's commitment to helping the country's military hardware maintain high operational readiness, the head of the U.S.-Taiwan Business Council (USTBC) said on Friday.
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