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> BEIJING: China on Friday said it would impose sanctions on US companies involved in a potential arms sale worth US$2.2 billion to self-ruled Taiwan - a move that has infuriated Beijing.
> "The US arms sale to Taiwan has severely violated the basic norms of international law and international relations," said Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang in an online statement.
> "In order to safeguard national interests, China will impose sanctions on US enterprises participating in this sale of weapons to Taiwan," he said.
> "We urge the US to fully recognise the gravity of the Taiwan question ... not to play with fire on the question of Taiwan," Wang told a news conference via an interpreter.
> The US State Department approved the possible sale to Taiwan of M1A2T Abrams tanks, Stinger missiles and related equipment at an estimated value of US$2.2 billion.
> China on Tuesday had also demanded that the US "Immediately cancel" the potential arms sale.
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> China "Will not sit idly by" if the U.S. proceeds with a sale of advanced F-16V fighter jets to Taiwan, a senior Chinese army officer said Thursday while warning of other potential countermeasures in addition to punishing foreign firms involved in the deal.
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> China has made such threats regarding previous arms sales by the U.S., but they've had limited effect because the companies involved are either important to China's own nascent commercial aviation industry or have little or no business with the country.
> Most recently, China pledged sanctions against the U.S. in July when the Trump administration said it was considering a $2.2 billion sale of tanks and air missiles to Taiwan.
> The sale would be of little use "Beyond making profits for American arms makers, while further undermining relations between China and the U.S. and China and Taiwan," said Cao.
> China fiercely opposes all arms sales to Taiwan but has specifically objected to advanced fighter jets such as the F-16V, whose Active Electronically Scanned Array, or AESA, radar is compatible with the F-35 stealth fighters operated by the U.S. Air Force, Navy and Marines.
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