The only U.S. government guideline on arms sales to Taiwan was set up by President Ronald Reagan on August 17, 1982, the same day of the announcement of the August 17 US/PRC Communique (aka the third communique):
"Any reduction of such arms sales depends upon peace in the
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The only U.S. government guideline on arms sales to Taiwan was set up by President Ronald Reagan on August 17, 1982, the same day of the announcement of the August 17 US/PRC Communique (aka the third communique):
"Any reduction of such arms sales depends upon peace in the Taiwan Straits and the continuity of China’s declared 'fundamental policy' of seeking a peaceful resolution of the Taiwan issue."
"The U.S. willingness to reduce its arms sales to Taiwan is conditioned absolutely upon the continued commitment of China to the peaceful solution of the Taiwan-PRC differences. It should be clearly understood that the linkage between these two matters is a permanent imperative of U.S. foreign policy."
"It is essential that the quality and quantity of the arms provided Taiwan be conditioned entirely on the threat posed by the PRC. Both in quantitative and qualitative terms, Taiwan’s defense capability relative to that of the PRC will be maintained."
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