中国当局者はドナルド・トランプ大統領の先日の訪中時、台湾への武器供与の規模を縮小するよう米国側に強く求めた。この要求は年初から行われていた。
ドナルド・トランプ米大統領は今月初旬に北京から帰国し、今回の訪問を歴史的な突破口と評した。トランプ氏は、達成された貿易合意や習近平国家主席との緊密な関係を強調した。
訪問の傍ら、中国側は台湾問題での譲歩を求めた。中国の当局者は年初からこの問題を提起しており、訪中前後の時期に台湾への武器売却を承認しないようワシントンに求めていた。
関係筋によると、中国はトランプ氏の第2期政権下で承認された武器パッケージの規模に焦点を当てていた。当局者はジョー・バイデン前大統領の下で見られた小規模な承認を望んでおり、大規模な供与へと向かう流れを食い止めることを目指していた。
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