China Blacklists 11 U.S. Companies Over Arms Sales to Taiwan

China's Ministry of Commerce imposes trade and investment restrictions on U.S. firms for violating its one-China principle.

China's Ministry of Commerce announced the addition of 11 U.S. companies to its 'Unreliable Entity List' for their involvement in arms sales to Taiwan.
The companies face bans on importing, exporting, and making new investments in China, along with restrictions on their senior executives entering the country.
The blacklisted firms include Pacific Rim Defense, Summit Technologies Inc., Inter-Coastal Electronics, and Anduril Industries, among others.
China claims the arms sales undermine its sovereignty, violate international law, and threaten peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait.
The Ministry emphasized that the list targets entities jeopardizing China's national security and reiterated its commitment to maintaining a fair business environment for compliant foreign firms.