CHINA SANCTIONS AMERICAN ARMS MANUFACTURES & EXECUTIVES OVER TAIWAN
- Michael Thervil
- Dec 26, 2025
- 2 min read
Written by Michael Thervil
[China sanctions America Taiwan] Today In the latest move from China to counter American aggression, China has increased the number of American arms producers and Executives on its list to 20. The Chinese Foreign Ministry stated that the reason for the additional sanctions on American arms manufacturers and Executives is due to them arming Taiwan to undermine China's sovereignty in the region and because of them continuously violating what is known as the “One China Policy”. This comes after the Trump Administration approved the sale of an $11.1 billion weapons package to Taiwan which included the sale of howitzers, Altius drones, HIMARS, and Javelin anti-tank missiles.
China has doubled down on its stance of undergoing a “peaceful reunification” with Taiwan, however the Americas are seeking to not only project strategic ambiguity and a divisive role when it comes to China, but the Americans are seeking to benefit from Taiwan due to their ability to manufacture silicon chips and conductors. China has not ruled out the use of force to require Taiwan if it deems fit to do so in the future if Taiwan continues to cite their independence from China.
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The more the Americans pursue divisive measures when it comes to Taiwan and China, the more geopolitical tensions will continue to rise in the region. Bare in mind that Taiwan is historically has always belonged to China and the only reason why the people that make up Taiwan are there is because they lost the their civil war of rebellion against the Chinese government in 1949.with the American in conjunction with Japan beating the war drum of provocation against China, it's only a matter of time before some kind of flashpoint event occurs (false flag or real) that prompts the Chinese military to act. The question is if the Chinese government, if forced to militarily act on Taiwan, will the Americans come to the aid of Taiwan, or will they leave Taiwan holding the bag of regret?
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