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Taiwan says China holds 'combat' patrol after latest US arms sales

TAIPEI — China deployed fighter jets and drones as part of a 'joint combat readiness patrol' around Taiwan on Sunday, Taipei said, hours after Beijing slammed the latest round of US arms sales to the island.

The US State Department on Friday approved a $2 billion arms sale package for Taiwan, including advanced surface-to-air missile systems and radar. The deal awaits approval by Congress.

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