China warns US arms sales to Taiwan could threaten Trump visit
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Investing.com -- China has warned the United States that additional arms sales to Taiwan could jeopardize U.S. President Donald Trump's planned visit to China in April, according to a Financial Times report on Friday.
Chinese officials have explicitly told the U.S. that proceeding with such arms sales could potentially derail Trump's scheduled April visit to the Asian nation.
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