Taiwan to Discuss Use of New U.S. Funding Amid Regional Tensions

Taiwan's defense ministry plans talks with the U.S. on the allocation of a $95 billion aid package, emphasizing security and regional stability.

Taiwan's defense ministry will coordinate with the U.S. on utilizing funds from a recently approved $95 billion legislative package.
The package primarily supports Ukraine and Israel but includes significant provisions for Taiwan amidst rising Chinese military pressure.
Recent actions include Chinese military aircraft crossing the median line of the Taiwan Strait, a move that escalates tensions.
Taiwan expresses gratitude to the U.S. House of Representatives for the 'rock solid' support reflected in the funding approval.
Ongoing delays in U.S. weapon deliveries to Taiwan, including Stinger missiles, due to prioritization of the Ukraine conflict.