The United States has approved a $385 million arms sale to Taiwan, including spare parts for its fleet of F-16 fighter jets and tactical communication equipment. Announced on November 30, 2024, this move aims to bolster Taiwan’s defense capabilities amid growing tensions in the Taiwan Strait. The package includes $320 million for F-16 components and radar systems and $65 million for tactical communication tools, with General Dynamics as the primary contractor.
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