
China accuses NATO of spreading fear
Last Updated on July 14, 2024 10:01 am
China accuses North Atlantic military alliance NATO of spreading terror in the Asia-Pacific region. The country said this was how the alliance wanted to spread unrest in the region.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian made the accusation on Thursday. At that time, he strongly condemned the comments of the NATO alliance in Washington about Asia and the Pacific region.
The leaders of the NATO alliance recently commented that China is an important influencer in the Ukraine conflict and a systemic challenge in the relations between the two sides of the Atlantic.
Jian protested that the statement by NATO leaders was a product of the Cold War mentality and full of hostile rhetoric.
He urged the NATO alliance to abandon the Cold War mentality and policy of confrontation. Lin Jian commented that it is important to get the correct image of China, to stop snooping on China’s domestic affairs, to stop accusations against China, and to stop the origin of China-Europe relations.
At the same time, accusing the NATO alliance of creating instability in Europe, the spokesperson of the Chinese Foreign Ministry also said that China is resolutely protecting its security and sovereignty and protecting its own development rights.
Li Jian emphasized that the tragedies in Afghanistan and Libya have shown that the NATO alliance has created riots and unrest wherever it has stepped.
Meanwhile, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi also dismissed NATO leaders’ accusations against his country as baseless. He said the military should not interfere in China’s domestic affairs.
Earlier, the deputy chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Central Commission of the Chinese Armed Forces protested the comments of the NATO leaders and said that the United States is the biggest threat to regional security and peace.
He said Washington wants to build a new version of NATO in Asia and the Pacific region. In order to protect US dominance in the region.
Source: Yeni Shafak