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Bash to Blinken: Will US defend Taiwan if attacked, yes or no?
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What the Americans are doing it's called strategic ambiguity, basically confirming and denying at the very same time. The same method is used by the Israeli when asked about their nuclear program.
Fortunately for Taiwan, Biden has confirmed that the US will stand by Taiwan if attacked.
Mind to readers that Biden has some dementia and he could slip his tongue when he said that the US will defend Taiwan. But the point is crystal clear.
As for WH statements, it's mainly diplomatic. In which will evaporate oncw hostilities broke out.
Fortunately for Taiwan, Biden has confirmed that the US will stand by Taiwan if attacked.
Mind to readers that Biden has some dementia and he could slip his tongue when he said that the US will defend Taiwan. But the point is crystal clear.
As for WH statements, it's mainly diplomatic. In which will evaporate oncw hostilities broke out.
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It becomes very clear when he said US will make sure that Taiwan can "defend itself".
Everyone knows Taiwan can't defend itself no matter what. Basically he says if a war really broke out, Taiwan is on its own. So his statement is not really ambiguous.
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Everyone knows Taiwan can't defend itself no matter what. Basically he says if a war really broke out, Taiwan is on its own. So his statement is not really ambiguous.
Blinken says US will ‘make sure Taiwan has the means to defend itself’
Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Sunday that the U.S. would ensure Taiwan had the ability to defend itself if attacked. “There is no change in our policy,” Blinken said on CN…
thehill.com
