Hegseth Disputes Claim Iran War Delayed Taiwan Arms Sale
Hegseth said the $14 billion Taiwan sale is not tied to the Iran conflict and said President Trump will decide whether to proceed.
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Hegseth strikes softer tone on China and stays quiet on Taiwan
War Secretary Pete Hegseth softened his rhetoric on China without mentioning Taiwan during his speech at a security summit in Singapore. The Cabinet official’s remarks at the Shangri-La Dialogue came over two weeks after he joined President Donald Trump on an official state visit to Beijing. On Saturday, Hegseth exhibited a softer stance on China compared to his speech at the same summit last year. For instance, he did not call the foreign natio…
Hegseth Breaks With ‘Fantastic’ Navy Secretary Over Pause Of Key Taiwan Arms Shipment During Iran War
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Hegseth Breaks With 'Fantastic' Military Official Over Pause Of Key Arms Shipment During Iran War
Secretary Pete Hegseth appeared to rebuff one of his key deputies' linked the pause of a multi-billion-dollar arms shipment for Taiwan to the ongoing Iran war.
Pentagon Chief Splits With Deputy Over Paused $14 Billion Taiwan Weapons Deal - Tampa Free Press
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Saturday publicly disconnected the ongoing war in Iran from a paused $14 billion arms shipment to Taiwan, directly contradicting recent testimony from one of his top deputies. Speaking to reporters, Hegseth stated that the U.S. feels “very good” about its weapons stockpiles and rejected the idea that the Middle […] Pentagon Chief Splits With Deputy Over Paused $14 Billion Taiwan Weapons Deal
Hegseth disputes claim Iran war delayed Taiwan arms sale
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Saturday pushed back against a statement from a U.S. military official that the Iran war has delayed a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan. Acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao told senators last week that the U.S. was holding off on the deal in order to preserve America’s dwindling munitions stockpiles. …
On Saturday (May 30), Pentagon Chief of Staff Hercules attended the Shangri-La Dialogue. When discussing the Taiwan issue, he stated that U.S. policy remains unchanged and that the $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan is unrelated to the war with Iran.
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