Xi Jinping (AP via Li Gang/Xinhua)
China did not respond to a statement issued by NATO members during a two-day summit in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius. Indeed, members of the military alliance have openly accused the Asian power of challenging their members’ interests, security and values. Beijing will not wait long to settle scores with NATO officials. The reply came from the Chinese Mission to the European Union. He publicly condemned the comments, accusing NATO of misrepresenting China’s position and deliberately trying to discredit the country.
“ We strongly oppose and reject it,” he said., the Chinese mission said in a statement. It was also a way for him to express his opposition “NATO Eastward Movement in the Asia-Pacific Region”.. “Any action that affects China’s legitimate rights and interests will receive a resolute response.”A press release from the Chinese delegation formally hammered out.
The escalation point is actually related to the Australian Prime Minister’s summit Anthony AlbanianJapanese Prime Minister Fumio KishidaPrime Minister of New Zealand Chris Hipkins and the South Korean president Yoon Suk-yeol. I amHe NATO’s press release really points the finger “Declared Ambitions and Compulsory Principles” From China.
“The PRC uses a wide range of political, economic and military tools to increase its global footprint and projective power, while remaining opaque about its strategy, objectives and military structure”A NATO press release says. “The PRC’s malicious, hybrid and cyber operations, along with its divisive rhetoric and disinformation, target allies and undermine alliance security”The leaders of the military alliance continued in the document.
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