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A top US envoy affirmed that Washington's policy toward Taiwan has not changed, emphasizing opposition to unilateral changes to the status quo.
A senior American envoy stated that U.S. policy regarding Taiwan remains unchanged following President Xi Jinping's visit to the region. The official reiterated Washington's long-standing position of not supporting Taiwanese independence and opposing any unilateral alterations to the island's status quo. This assurance was offered despite recent geopolitical tensions and rhetoric.
The remarks underscore the delicate balance the United States maintains in its cross-strait relations. The envoy's comments serve to reassure allies and signal continuity in American commitments amidst a period of heightened regional scrutiny and diplomatic maneuvering.
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All sources: A US envoy stated that Washington's policy on Taiwan remains unchanged, affirming its opposition to unilateral changes to the status quo and Taiwanese independence.
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Washington's official position is that it doesn’t support Taiwanese independence and opposes any unilateral changes to the status quo.
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