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Pompeo says lifting 'self-imposed restrictions' on U.S.-Taiwan relationship

Reuters | Washington DC | Updated: 10-01-2021 02:24 IST | Created: 10-01-2021 02:18 IST
Pompeo says lifting 'self-imposed restrictions' on U.S.-Taiwan relationship
"Today I am announcing that I am lifting all of these self-imposed restrictions," Pompeo said in a statement. Image Credit: ANI

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Saturday said he was lifting "self-imposed restrictions" on the relationship between the United States and Taiwan.

"Today I am announcing that I am lifting all of these self-imposed restrictions," Pompeo said in a statement.

"Executive branch agencies should consider all 'contact guidelines' regarding relations with Taiwan previously issued by the Department of State under authorities delegated to the Secretary of State to be null and void," he added.

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