US President Donald Trump indicated uncertainty regarding a major arms package for Taiwan, valued at $11 billion, after talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. During their discussions, Xi expressed strong opposition to Taiwan's independence, which is a critical issue in US-China relations. Trump acknowledged the complexities of the situation, stating, “the last thing we need right now is a war that’s 9,500 miles away.” The arms package has been authorized but remains stalled as it requires formal submission to Congress. Analysts noted that Trump's consultations with Xi might violate the Six Assurances, a set of US policy principles regarding Taiwan. Additionally, Trump and Xi discussed a potential nuclear arms agreement involving the US, Russia, and China, with Trump reporting a positive response from Xi. The leaders also addressed the importance of reopening the Strait of Hormuz, crucial for global oil supply, emphasizing their shared interest in preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Despite the challenges, Trump expressed confidence in the US-China relationship, stating, “I think we will be fine.”