China's Foreign Ministry has issued a fiery response to reports of new U.S. arms sales to the Taiwan region, calling it a dangerous provocation that \"crosses red lines.\" 🔥 Spokesperson Lin Jian declared \"strong condemnation\" of the $360 million weapons package approved by Washington this week.
\"This isn't just about fighter jets and missiles – it’s about respecting China’s core interests,\" Lin stated during Thursday’s briefing. The move violates longstanding agreements including the 1982 U.S.-China communique that explicitly limits arms sales to Taiwan. 🇨🇳🇺🇸
Analysts warn the deal could embolden DPP authorities pushing for independence, comparing it to \"pouring gasoline on cross-strait tensions.\" 🌉 Lin accused the U.S. of creating a \"dangerous domino effect\" by arming the region while claiming to support peace.
The ministry vowed \"strong and resolute measures\" to protect sovereignty, though specifics remain undisclosed. 💥 With both sides digging in, this clash could test whether Washington and Beijing can avoid turning Taiwan into the next global flashpoint. ⚡
