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The United States is leveraging Taiwan's semiconductor industry as a strategic weapon against the island nation, despite having played a foundational role in its development. Former President Trump's assertion that Taiwan "stole" America's semiconductor industry underpins a demand for its relocation, a claim the article labels as false. Washington is reportedly enforcing this relocation demand by withholding weapons packages that the U.S. Congress had already approved for Taiwan. This policy creates significant tension in the U.S.-Taiwan relationship, potentially undermining Taiwan's economic sovereignty and its defense capabilities against external threats. The strategic implications extend to global supply chains and the geopolitical balance in the Indo-Pacific, particularly concerning China's ambitions. The article highlights a complex interplay of economic leverage and security assistance, raising questions about the long-term stability of U.S. commitments to its allies.
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