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The US State Department told Reuters that meaningful dialogue across the Taiwan Strait must involve Taiwan’s democratically elected government, following a meeting between Chinese leader Xi Jinping and Kuomintang Chair Cheng Li-wun. Beijing continues to refuse high-level talks with Taiwan’s ruling Democratic Progressive Party, labeling it separatist. Taiwan’s presidential office says voters will never accept China’s sovereignty claims, while the KMT defends the meeting as an effort to ease tensions.

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00:00The U.S. State Department says meaningful exchanges across the Taiwan Strait
00:03needs to happen between Beijing and Taiwan's democratically elected government.
00:08The comments were made to Reuters after Chinese leader Xi Jinping
00:12met with Taiwan's main opposition Kuomintang Chair Chen Liwen on Friday.
00:16Beijing has labeled Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party separatists
00:20and refuses to hold high-level talks with Taipei.
00:24In response to the正习 meeting,
00:25Taiwan's presidential office says Taiwan's voters will never accept China's claim over Taiwan.
00:31The KMT has criticized the DPP for escalating tensions between the two sides
00:36and says Chen's meeting was a mission of peace.
00:39Meanwhile, Taiwan's defense ministry says it spotted 17 Chinese aircraft around Taiwan
00:44from Friday to Saturday morning.
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