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美中對川習會解讀大不同!分析:北京恐拿習回訪牽制對台軍售
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美中對川習會解讀大不同!分析:北京恐拿習回訪牽制對台軍售
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華府將14日川習會定調為重啟貿易關係,北京則視為建立「戰略穩定」的開端,顯示雙方對美中關係看法差異仍大。分析人士另指北京可能利用川普邀習近平9月回訪當牽制對台軍售籌碼。
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