China reacted to the references made to China on issues such as Taiwan, the East and South China Sea, Hong Kong, Xinjiang, Tibet, nuclear weapons and “economic pressure” at the summit held by the G7 countries in Hiroshima, Japan.
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Hua Chunying, spokesperson of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said in a written statement that the G7 claims to promote peace, stability and prosperity in the world, but in reality it hinders international peace, harms regional stability and hinders the development of other countries.
Stating that the G7 uses issues related to China to defame, attack China and interfere in its internal affairs, Spokesperson Hua stated that they condemned this attitude and protested the host of the summit, Japan, and other relevant parties.
“GONES THE DAYS OF MANIPULATION OF GLOBAL ISSUES”
Emphasizing that China will not accept the “so-called rules” set by the few countries that try to form an “exclusive bloc”, Hua said, “The days when a handful of Western countries manipulated global issues by deliberately interfering in the internal affairs of other countries are over.” said.
Stating that China is dependent on the international system in which the United Nations (UN) is at the center, and the international system based on international law and basic norms in line with the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, Hua called on the G7 countries to end the encirclement and suppression of other countries by creating confrontation between the blocks. made.
Spokesperson Hua said, “The international community will not accept the rules of exclusionary small blocs created by the West under the guidance of the G7 to serve the established interests of a small number of countries that try to divide the world on the basis of ideology and values by saying ‘America First’.” used the phrase.
“THE CRIMINAL UNION”
Criticizing the statement of the G7 leaders that they are “against attempts to unilaterally change the status quo in Taiwan”, Hua said, “The G7 constantly talks about maintaining peace in the Taiwan Strait, but does not talk about opposing Taiwan’s independence. By doing so, he is supporting and collaborating with the forces defending Taiwan’s independence.” made its essment.
Expressing that Taiwan is a part of China and that the Taiwan problem should be resolved by the Chinese, Hua said, “No one should underestimate the determination and ability of the Chinese people to protect China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.” said.
Hua said that the issues related to Hong Kong, Xinjiang and Tibet are purely China’s “internal affairs” and that they will not accept any foreign power to intervene in them “under the pretext of human rights” and asked the G7 countries to stop blaming China and look at their own history and human rights records. He recommended.
“USA IS THE BIGGEST OPPRESSIVE POWER”
Emphasizing that China is an advocate for the protection of international law at sea, Hua said that the situation in the East China Sea and the South China Sea is “generally stable”. Hua asked the concerned countries to respect the efforts of the countries of the region to ensure peace and stability, and to stop using the problems at sea to create conflict and confrontation between the countries of the region.
Regarding China’s implied accusation of “using the economy as a tool of pressure”, Hua said, “With its broad unilateral sanctions and its actions to break economic ties, disrupt industry and supply chains, the United States is the largest political party that politicizes economic and commercial relations and uses it as a weapon. oppressive force.” made its essment.
Reminding that China’s nuclear strategy is purely defensive, and that it is the only country among the countries with nuclear weapons that has made a commitment not to be the first to use it, Hua noted that the country’s nuclear capacity will be kept at the minimum level required by national security, and that its stance on this issue should not be distorted. (AA)
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