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@TW-YenLin11 ай бұрын
只能說一句... 男人是躺下來比高的(疑?
@joanzk906111 ай бұрын
經驗還沒改吧...!!!目前是只改了獅幣而已
@MaoMi090111 ай бұрын
蜜獾表示你們都是矮子😂
@user-rh7zd1zd1j11 ай бұрын
我們國軍也有五秒裝填ㄚ😂
@ccjz-re5cu11 ай бұрын
阿里山超人
@louiswang621311 ай бұрын
如果比利時願意賣這砲塔,我們就做車身就好了,就可以不用啥都自己做,時間都被拖那麼長
@juweikwen403011 ай бұрын
In 1992, Belgium signed a joint communiqué with the PRC in which it agreed to "refrain from selling arms to Taiwan." This commitment has been reiterated by subsequent Belgian governments. There are some exceptions to this rule. For example, Belgium is allowed to sell non-lethal military equipment to Taiwan. However, the sale of combat gears is strictly prohibited. In 2022, Belgium blocked a Dutch company from selling submarine parts to Taiwan. This decision was made in accordance with Belgium's commitment to the PRC. It is unlikely that Belgium will change its policy on arms sales to Taiwan in the near future. The PRC is a major trading partner for Belgium and the Belgian government is reluctant to do anything that could anger the Chinese government.