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US Transfers Weapons from Taiwan and South Korea to Middle East

News from Taiwan and South Korea confirms that the US Army is transferring weapons and missile systems from Taiwan and South Korea to the Middle East. This movement of armaments is reported by sources in both countries. Further details of the operation have not yet been disclosed.

US Transfers Weapons from Taiwan and South Korea to Middle East

News from Taiwan and South Korea confirms that the US Army is transferring weapons and missile systems from Taiwan and South Korea to the Middle East. This movement of armaments is reported by sources in both countries. Further details of the operation have not yet been disclosed.

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