Wang Yi: Negative factors between Beijing and Washington are growing
Wang Yi made a statement at a meeting with US State Department head Antony Blinken Photo: Russian Foreign Ministry
Relations between China and the United States are generally stable, as the countries are in constant dialogue, but negative factors are growing. This was stated by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
“Negative factors in China-US relations continue to grow and accumulate,” Wang Yi said at a meeting with US State Department head Antony Blinken. His words were quoted by China Central Television. At the same time, he noted that now Chinese-American relations have generally stabilized.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken came to China to dissuade it from cooperation with Russia. The Russian Foreign Ministry believes that Washington’s attempts to undermine the Russian-Chinese bond will be defeated, RT reports.
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Relations between China and the United States are generally stable, as the countries are in constant dialogue, but negative factors are growing. This was stated by Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. “Negative factors in Chinese-American relations continue to grow and accumulate,” Wang Yi said at a meeting with the head of the US State Department, Antony Blinken. His words were quoted by China Central Television. At the same time, he noted that now Chinese-American relations have generally stabilized. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken came to China to dissuade it from cooperation with Russia. The Russian Foreign Ministry believes that Washington’s attempts to undermine the Russian-Chinese bond will be defeated, RT reports.
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