The THINK TWICE Act of 2025 requires the Secretaries of State and Defense to develop a comprehensive strategy within one year to discourage other countries from purchasing Chinese weapons and military equipment. The strategy must include an information campaign highlighting the risks of Chinese weapons systems, plans to make U.S. military equipment more competitive through creative financing options, and analysis of potential sanctions to deter such purchases. The legislation also mandates coordination with Congress to ensure unified messaging in discouraging foreign military sales relationships with China. This bill aims to counter China's growing influence in global arms markets by strengthening U.S. defense export capabilities and warning potential buyers about the strategic risks of Chinese military partnerships.
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