President Donald Trump said he didn’t want to comment when asked Wednesday whether it was the policy of his administration to prevent China from taking control of Taiwan by force.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday declined to comment in response to a question about whether the United States would ever allow China to take control of Taiwan by force.

US President Donald Trump has refused to commit to defending Taiwan if the country is attacked by China. Asked if he can promise that, as long as he is president, China won't take the island, Mr Trump replied: "I never comment on that because I don't want to ever put myself in that position."

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