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Taiwan's government has dismissed China’s proposal of energy security in exchange for unification as “impossible,” calling the offer a form of cognitive warfare. As the war over Iran continues to impact energy importers like Taiwan, officials said the country has fuel reserves and a contingency plan in place.

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00:00Taiwanese officials say China's offer of energy security in exchange for unification is, quote,
00:06impossible and an example of cognitive warfare.
00:10On Wednesday, China's Taiwan Affairs Office said unification would provide Taiwan with energy and resource security backed by Beijing.
00:19According to Taiwan's Deputy Economy Minister He Jincang,
00:23the country already has several months of fuel in reserve and response plans prepared.
00:28While energy importers like Taiwan are being impacted by the Iran war, Taiwan imports zero energy from China.

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