China reiterates opposition to US arms sales after Taiwan receives F-16Vs

China's Foreign Ministry reiterated opposition to US arms sales to Taiwan after the island received two F-16V fighter jets, framing the transfer as a violation of the One-China principle. Separately, Beijing pushed back against US detention of a woman accused of being an unregistered Chinese agent, dismissing it as 'peddling the so-called Chinese spy narrative.' The dual pushback signals heightened Sino-US friction over Taiwan and espionage allegations, though no new escalation beyond established patterns is evident.