Sullivan: Biden is willing to reconnect with China’s military

According to Fars News Agency International Group, White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said on Sunday, a few days before the US and Chinese leaders met, US President Joe Biden He wants to reestablish communication between the armies of the two countries.

According to “Reuters” news agency, Joe Biden is scheduled to meet with “Xi Jinping” for the first time in a year on Wednesday of this week. , have a Chinese counterpart. This face-to-face meeting is scheduled to take place on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in San Francisco. Also, this meeting is their second face-to-face meeting since Biden became the president of the United States in January 2021.

Sullivan said in an interview with CBS: “The President of the United States is determined to see the re-establishment of communications between the armies of the two countries because he believes that this is in the interests of the national security of the United States.”

We need to establish these lines of communication so that there are no mistakes, miscalculations, and miscommunication.” Arshad to the tactical operational level as well as “occurring in the air and water space of the Indo-Pacific region”. He will have a meeting with Xi Jinping in a few days for the issue of establishing communication between the armies, but he refused to provide more details.

He claimed: “The Chinese have basically cut these communication lines. Joe Biden would like to reestablish that relationship. This is one of the main items on the agenda of the meeting.”

According to Reuters, an anonymous American official also said that the meeting between Biden and Xi Jinping is expected to focus on global issues, including the war with the Zionist regime. And Hamas will discuss the Russia-Ukraine war, North Korea’s relations with Russia, the issue of Taiwan, human rights issues, the issue of fentanyl drug production, the Indo-Pacific region, artificial intelligence, economic relations and “fair” trade.

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