Would the US be willing to part or even sell some of their high tech equipment especially since they can only produce a short number of them and they’re needed for the eventual confrontation with china in the Taiwan strait?
I doubt the actual capacity for production is going to be a consideration. What’s gonna happen is that US companies will just get a bunch of contracts funded by European money. And then there are going to be inevitable delays because they can’t actually produce that stuff, but by then the money is already committed and that’s what matters.
Would the US be willing to part or even sell some of their high tech equipment especially since they can only produce a short number of them and they’re needed for the eventual confrontation with china in the Taiwan strait?
I doubt the actual capacity for production is going to be a consideration. What’s gonna happen is that US companies will just get a bunch of contracts funded by European money. And then there are going to be inevitable delays because they can’t actually produce that stuff, but by then the money is already committed and that’s what matters.
Even if we do there are the reported US controlled kill switches. Not that they can’t be reverse engineered and made moot, but that also takes time.