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MELBOURNE, Australia, and WASHINGTON ¡X The U.S. government has asked Taiwan to accept a delay in the delivery of mobile artillery systems caused by a production backlog, according to Taiwan¡¦s Defense Ministry. But instead, the island nation is considering alternatives that it could quickly introduce into service.
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While some media reports questioned whether the purported delay for Taiwan is due to efforts to supply Ukraine with weapons as it fights off a Russian invasion, Pentagon¡¦s press secretary John Kirby pointed out that security aid is coming from U.S. military stockpiles.
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