China has announced countermeasures against several United States military-related companies and senior executives following a recent US decision to approve large-scale arms sales to China’s Taiwan region. The decision was published on Friday and will take effect from December 26, 2025.
According to the announcement, China stated that the US move violated the one-China principle and the three China–US joint communiques. Authorities said the arms sales interfered in China’s internal affairs and undermined its sovereignty and territorial integrity. Based on China’s Law on Countering Foreign Sanctions, measures were approved against a total of 20 companies and 10 senior executives.
The companies targeted include firms involved in defense technology, aerospace, drones, maritime systems, and military services. As part of the countermeasures, all movable and immovable assets belonging to these companies within China will be frozen. Chinese organizations and individuals are also prohibited from engaging in transactions or cooperation with them.
In addition, the listed senior executives will face asset freezes within China and bans on business dealings. They will also be denied visas and entry into mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macao.
China stated that the measures are a response to actions it views as harmful to its core interests and territorial claims.
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