Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Taiwan's leadership expressed solidarity with Ukraine as both nations are democracies threatened by authoritarian powers. However, Trump's recent shift in U.S. policy regarding Ukraine, suggesting Ukraine bears blame for the conflict, has raised concerns in Taiwan about the reliability of American support against potential Chinese aggression. The relationship between U.S. backing and Taiwan's defense capabilities, particularly its deterrence against frequent Chinese military provocations, has become increasingly critical. Taiwan's leaders have emphasized the necessity of close ties with Washington in addressing these security concerns.
Taiwan's leaders align with the U.S. in supporting Ukraine, but shifting U.S. policy under Trump raises doubts about American backing in Taiwan's future conflicts.
Taiwan's experience with the Ukraine crisis highlights the interconnectedness of democracies, as Taiwan fears U.S. withdrawal could embolden China amid growing threats.
Russell Hsiao warns that Taiwan questions U.S. reliability as Trump reverses Ukraine support, complicating Taiwan's strategy for defense against potential Chinese aggressions.
The shift in U.S. stance towards Ukraine forces Taiwan to reevaluate how to secure support from America, vital for deterring China's military threats.
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