US President Donald Trump said that Chinese leader Xi Jinping is aware of the possible consequences of a military attack on Taiwan, but refused to disclose how the United States would act in the event of a Chinese invasion. This is reported by UNN with reference to CBS News.
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During an interview, Trump was asked if he was ready to order the US military to defend Taiwan in the event of a Chinese attack. The president noted that he had not discussed this with Xi Jinping, but stressed that Beijing "understands well" what this could lead to.
He (Xi Jinping – ed.) never brought it up. People were a little surprised by that. But they understand what will happen. He openly said, and his people openly said in meetings: "We will never do anything while Trump is president," because they know the consequences.
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