President Biden said he did not believe that China was making immediate plans to invade Taiwan, following his meeting with President Xi Jinping. Speaking in Bali, Biden emphasized that the U.S. objects to Beijing’s aggressive actions toward Taiwan.
President Joe Biden on Monday said that he did not believe China was making immediate plans to invade Taiwan and that Washington and Beijing need not enter a cold war.
Even so, Biden said in response to a question from a reporter that he does not believe there will be an “imminent attempt” to invade Taiwan.
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