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China Imposes Sanctions on U.S. Military Companies Over Arms Supplies to Taiwan
China has imposed sanctions on U.S. military companies involved in providing spare parts for F-16 fighter jets and radar systems to Taiwan, valued at $385 million.
According to global news agencies, a spokesperson for China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the United States has crossed a red line by supplying weapons to Taiwan.
The statement further announced that U.S. military companies supplying arms to Taiwan, along with their senior officials, would face sanctions. These measures include freezing the assets of the heads of six companies and banning their entry into China.
The sanctioned companies include Telesis Brown Engineering, Brinks Drones Incorporated, Shield AI Incorporated, Rapid Flight, Red Six Solutions, Synexis Corporation, Firestorm Labs, Kratos Unmanned Aerial Systems, Hewock AI, Neuroz Technologies, Cyberlix Corporation, and Domo Tactical Communications, among others.
Additionally, the assets of the heads of these companies have been frozen, and they are banned from entering China. Chinese authorities have also warned citizens and businesses against engaging in any financial transactions with these companies or individuals.
As of now, the United States has not issued any formal response to China’s actions.
