Reported 3 months ago
Former U.S. National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien emphasized the need for Taiwan to significantly boost its defense spending to at least 5% of GDP in light of potential Chinese aggression. He stated the importance of Taiwan's financial contributions to its own defense efforts, suggesting the U.S. should not bear the burden as heavily as before. U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller affirmed that Taiwan's military purchases support the U.S. economy and manufacturing sector, highlighting the long-term mutual benefits of Taiwan's defense spending.
Source: YAHOO