China Threatens to Cancel 'Xi-Trump' Summit Over US Weapons Sale to Taiwan

China signaled it may cancel the high-level talks with the US in late September if the Washington government approves the sale of new weapons to Taiwan. The issue is described as the most sensitive point in the relationship between the two superpowers. The US has been accused of providing military support to Taiwan, which China views as a violation of its 'One China' policy. The warning was reported by multiple outlets, including daily-news and media-indonesia. Both sources stated that China threatened to cancel the summit between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump if the US proceeds with the weapons sale. The timing of the threat coincides with the planned summit, which was expected to address a range of diplomatic and strategic issues. The situation highlights the deepening geopolitical tensions between China and the US, particularly regarding Taiwan. The potential cancellation of the summit could have significant implications for bilateral relations and regional stability.