US urged to revoke Taiwan arms sales plan


BEIJING: A Chinese military spokesperson voiced firm opposition to United States arms sales to Taiwan, urging the US to immediately stop military contact with and arms sales to the island.

Ren Guoqiang, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of National Defence, made the remarks in response to the US’ approval of a plan to sell Harpoon missile systems worth US$2.37bil (RM9.85bil) to Taiwan.

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