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Back|Trump soll Xi Jinping nach Interesse an US-Waffen gefragt haben
Trump soll Xi Jinping nach Interesse an US-Waffen gefragt haben
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Handelsblatt·2 hours ago·Politics·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Trump soll Xi Jinping nach Interesse an US-Waffen gefragt haben

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  • US-Präsident Donald Trump habe den chinesischen Staatschef Xi Jinping gefragt, ob dieser Interesse am Kauf amerikanischer Waffen habe, so US-Botschafter David Perdue gegenüber Fox News.
  • Die Frage im Zusammenhang mit geplanten Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan wurde gestellt, wobei Perdue Vermutungen zurückwies, Trump halte Lieferungen zurück, um China entgegenzukommen.

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Die USA sind gesetzlich verpflichtet, Taiwan Mittel zur Selbstverteidigung bereitzustellen. China lehnt die US-Waffenlieferungen an die selbstverwaltete Insel ab und fordert Washington seit Langem auf, diese einzustellen.

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Washington. US-Präsident Donald Trump hat den chinesischen Staatschef Xi Jinping nach Angaben des US-Botschafters in China gefragt, ob dieser Interesse am Kauf amerikanischer Waffen habe. David Perdue sagte dem Sender Fox News am Sonntag (Ortszeit), Trump habe im Zusammenhang mit geplanten US-Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan darauf verwiesen, dass die USA Waffen an Länder auf der ganzen Welt verkauften.

„Er hat Präsident Xi tatsächlich gefragt, ob er irgendwann welche kaufen wolle“, sagte Perdue. Wann genau Trump die Frage stellte, sagte der Botschafter nicht.

Perdue wies zugleich die Vermutung zurück, Trump halte Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan zurück, um China entgegenzukommen. Trump sei gegenüber Taiwan „so entschlossen wie kaum jemand, den ich je gesehen habe“, sagte er. Trump und Xi sprächen weiterhin über künftige US-Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan.

Die USA sind gesetzlich verpflichtet, Taiwan Mittel zur Selbstverteidigung bereitzustellen. China lehnt die US-Waffenlieferungen an die selbstverwaltete Insel ab und fordert Washington seit Langem auf, diese einzustellen. Nach einem Treffen zwischen Trump und Xi im Mai setzte Washington den Verkauf eines Waffenpakets für Taiwan im Wert von 14 Milliarden Dollar zunächst aus. Trump bezeichnete Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan damals als „sehr gute Verhandlungsmasse“ gegenüber China.

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  • Die USA werden die Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan trotz chinesischer Einwände fortsetzen.

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  • ?Wann genau Trump die Frage an Xi gestellt hat
  • ?Ob Xi Jinping auf die Frage geantwortet hat
  • ?Ob geplante Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan fortgesetzt werden

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  • US-Präsident Donald Trump habe den chinesischen Staatschef Xi Jinping gefragt, ob dieser Interesse am Kauf amerikanischer Waffen habe, so US-Botschafter David Perdue gegenüber Fox News.
  • Die Frage im Zusammenhang mit geplanten Waffenlieferungen an Taiwan wurde gestellt, wobei Perdue Vermutungen zurückwies, Trump halte Lieferungen zurück, um China entgegenzukommen.

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