John Feng, Newsweek: Taiwan Increasingly Confident U.S. Will Help Stop China Invasion
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine crossed the 100-day mark this month, Taiwanese citizens told a recent survey that the island was unlikely to last the same amount of time in the event of a Chinese attack.
But after Joe Biden's recent pledge to defend Taiwan, local residents reported a rise in confidence about potential U.S. support.
Six years into the Taiwanese presidency of Tsai Ing-wen, tensions across the Taiwan Strait show no signs of abating.
The Chinese leadership under Xi Jinping continues to assert its decades-long claim to the island, with China's defense minister, Gen. Wei Fenghe, vowing publicly to "fight to the very end" at Asia's premier defense forum this month.
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