
U.S. officials have denied Wall Street Journal reports that the Trump administration has approached China about buying U.S. weapons, saying there are no such plans and arms sales to China are prohibited by law.
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Arms sales to China have been prohibited by US law for decades due to human rights and regional security concerns.
American officials deny allegations that Washington could offer American weapons for sale to Beijing.
The sale of weapons to China is prohibited by law.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. American officials deny allegations that Washington could offer American weapons for sale to Beijing, the Wall Street Journal reports.
On Sunday, American Ambassador to China David Perdue said in an interview with Fox News that US President Donald Trump allegedly offered Chinese President Xi Jinping to purchase American weapons. Perdue did not specify what Xi Jinping's response was.
“The Trump administration has no plans to sell weapons to China,” the publication said, citing an American official.
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Trump administration will continue to deny any plans to sell arms to China
Very likely · Within weeks

U.S. officials have denied reports that the Trump administration has approached China about purchasing U.S. weapons, saying such transfers are prohibited by U.S. law and no proposals have been made.

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