美国驻华大使普迪周日向福克斯新闻透露，特朗普在华盛顿与习近平的会晤中询问中国是否有意购买美国武器。1普迪转述称："总统特朗普继续说，嘿，我们向世界各地的人出售武器。他实际上问习主席，是否想在某个时刻购买一些。"1
白宫和国务院随后发表声明否认这一提议，表示"美国法律禁止对华军售，没有向中国出售武器的提议或计划"。1此事引发了对特朗普对台湾政策承诺的新疑问。
据悉，台湾目前正在等待特朗普批准价值140亿美元的新军售方案，已等待数月。1特朗普曾在5月北京会晤中将这笔台湾军售称为"非常好的谈判筹码"。1台湾副外交部长陈铭智表示，台湾正面临台湾海峡严峻局势的挑战。1
U.S. Ambassador to China David Puddy alleged that President Trump inquired whether China would be interested in buying American weapons during their recent Washington meeting with Xi Jinping.1 Speaking to Fox News on Sunday, Puddy stated: "The president kept saying, hey, we sell weapons all around the world. He actually asked Chairman Xi if he'd like to buy some at some point."1
The White House and State Department subsequently issued a denial, asserting that "U.S. law prohibits arms sales to China, and there is no proposal or plan to sell weapons to China."1 The ambassador's account has reignited concerns about Trump's commitment to Taiwan, particularly as the island awaits presidential approval for a $14 billion military sales package that has been pending for months.1 Trump characterized this Taiwan arms deal as "very good negotiating leverage" during his May meeting with Xi in Beijing.1 Taiwan's Deputy Foreign Minister Chen Ming-tche indicated that Taiwan faces an increasingly severe situation across the Taiwan Strait.1
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