America should not cross the red line
| In a meeting with his American counterpart in Beijing, the Chinese Foreign Minister, while emphasizing the necessity of Washington not crossing Beijing's red lines, said that the words and actions of American officials are not the same. |
reported by Mehr News Agency quoted by Al-Mayadin, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi, in a meeting with his American counterpart Anthony Blinken in Beijing, emphasized that after the meeting between US President Joe Biden and Xi Jinping His Chinese counterpart in San Francisco in November, relations between the two countries have begun to stabilize.
At the same time, the Chinese foreign minister added that negative factors have accumulated on the relations between Washington and Beijing and the relations between the two countries are facing all kinds of problems, because China’s legitimate rights in the field of development It has been unjustifiably suppressed and its fundamental interests have been questioned.
Wang Yi also emphasized that the United States should not cross Beijing’s red lines regarding sovereignty, security, and development interests, and noted that commitment to stability is a serious matter that Beijing and Washington is facing it and it will test their honesty and capabilities.
He explained: Recently, Washington continues to acquire alleged allies, constantly raises and inflames regional tensions in the sea, and accelerates the deployment of the deterrence system against China, while It continues to intensify unilateral sanctions and actively participates in the blockade of technology.
The Chinese minister stated that the United States continues to misunderstand China’s position and promote a policy of deterrence against it, but in return, China has achieved cooperation, development, stability and win-win results. -Brings victory to the world.
Wang Yi noted: Washington cannot always look at the world from the perspective of the Cold War and cannot always say one thing while doing another.
On the other hand, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, at the beginning of the talks with his Chinese counterpart on Friday, who warned of increasing differences between the two powers, expressed hope that progress would be made in this regard. be.
Blinken, on his second trip to China in less than a year, emphasized that during the negotiations in Beijing, sensitive issues such as China’s trade practices and Beijing’s support for Moscow, as well as the issue of Taiwan will raise clearly and directly.
