U.S. President Donald Trump says he has not made a final decision on whether the United States should proceed with a major arms package for Taiwan. The remarks come after Trump’s engagements with China, including concerns raised by Chinese President Xi Jinping. According to both outlets, Trump indicates that his position remains under review rather than settled, and that he is considering the reactions and arguments presented by Xi. The discussion is taking place against a broader effort to stabilize U.S.-China relations, following a summit Trump described as aimed at maintaining steady ties between Washington and Beijing. While China opposes U.S. arms support for Taiwan, the sources do not specify the details, timeline, or scope of the proposed package. Both accounts also emphasize that Trump’s comments reflect an ongoing evaluation rather than confirmation that any arms sale or transfer will move forward. The statements underscore the role of U.S.-China diplomacy and signaling in shaping Washington’s approach to Taiwan-related defense measures.