Trump Evaluates Meeting with Xi: Trade Deals, Iran, and Taiwan Discussed
US President Donald Trump assessed his recent meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, highlighting significant trade agreements, including a potential Boeing aircraft purchase ranging from 200 to 750 units. Trump emphasized that while customs tariffs were not discussed, both leaders found common ground on critical geopolitical issues. Regarding Taiwan, Trump stated that Xi opposes any independence struggle due to the risk of violent conflict, though Trump made no commitments to China on the matter. On Iran, Trump asserted with certainty that Tehran would never acquire nuclear weapons, claiming US military operations had severely degraded Iranian defense capabilities. He noted that China shares the US view against a nuclear-armed Iran but rejected the need for Chinese favors in opening the Strait of Hormuz. Additionally, the leaders discussed the Russia-Ukraine war, expressing a desire for its end, and touched upon human rights concerns, specifically the case of Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong. Trump maintained a firm stance on US sovereignty and decision-making power throughout the evaluation.
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