二手武器爽爽卖
反正战争也不会来帮台湾
一堆乡民还把家丑丢往国际 以为老歪会帮忙哩
逼唉喔~
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1.欧巴马 依台湾关系法提供武器
2.中方:遵守一个中国原则 而不是提供台湾武器
3.小刀 台湾关系法 维持台美关系
4.中美: 网络骇客问题
Obama reiterates U.S. obligation to provide Taiwan with arms
Washington, June 8 (CNA) United States President Barack Obama told Chinese
counterpart Xi Jinping during their summit in California that the U.S.
clearly understood its commitment to Taiwan under the Taiwan Relations Act,
including its obligation to provide Taiwan with arms to protect itself, an
Obama aide said Saturday.
Ben Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser to the U.S. president, said
Obama made it clear to Xi that his administration maintains its "one-China"
principle based on the U.S.'s three communiques with China and the Taiwan
Relations Act.
Obama also said his administration strongly supported the improvement in
China's ties with Taiwan in the last few years and hoped the process would
continue in a way acceptable to both sides, Rhodes said.
Taiwan was one of many issues on the agenda of the two-day Obama-Xi summit.
During their talks, Xi urged Obama to follow the "one-China" policy, adhere
to the three communiques on which the two sides' ties are based and not sell
arms to Taiwan, according to Chinese State Councilor Yang Jiechi.
King Pu-tsung, Taiwan's representative to the U.S., said after the meeting
between Obama and Xi that Washington, which has adhered to its commitment to
Taiwan under the Taiwan Relations Act, had not changed its policy on Taiwan
in any way.
There were no signs prior to the summit that the meeting between the two
leaders would yield any changes in Washington's direction on Taiwan, but
Taipei was wary of any surprises that may have emerged from the talks.
In the end, the two leaders seemed far more focused on discussing
cybersecurity, with Obama confronting Xi with evidence of China's cyber
thievery, and North Korea, on which the two sides appeared to find common
ground, than on spending time on Taiwan.
(By Tony Liao, Oscar Wu and Maubo Chang)
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