US Policy Questioned On NATO Expansion, Nuclear Russia

This response suggests that the US stance on Taiwan is not as firm as previously presented. The speaker concluded that they will continue to do what they must, and that facts will become clear with wisdom. The speaker noted that the arrangement includes several cities and questioned the reported reception of Chairman Tseng Li-wen's visit to the US, suggesting it might be of lower protocol than that of former mayor Lu Hsiu-yen, and that there may have been dissatisfaction with the protocol. The spokesperson's response indicated that if one understands the situation, they will understand the meaning, otherwise, they will consider it nonsense. A spokesperson stated that if one understands US politics, the administration's position on Taiwan is clear. The report also noted that the US has been arranging visits for Taiwanese officials, with the current government's approach being described as 'third-rate' political maneuvering. The report also touched on the perceived lower diplomatic reception for a Taiwanese mayor compared to a previous visit, suggesting dissatisfaction with the current arrangements. The visit of Legislative Yuan President Yu-hsiu Yen to the US is noted, with discussions about its reception and potential dissatisfaction with its perceived lower protocol compared to previous visits. A spokesperson stated that such clarifications are typically made through official statements or press conferences, not informal remarks. A critique was raised concerning the U.S. interest in inviting Eastern and Central European countries into an alliance that obliges the U.S. did not address 'the nuclear arm defeated Russia, Soviet Union, and then Russia' during this period.