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China Suspends Arms Control Consultations With US Over Sale of Weapons to Taiwan
China Suspends Arms Control Consultations With US Over Sale of Weapons to Taiwan
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Beijing has suspended consultations with Washington on arms control and non-proliferation due to US's sale of weapons to Taiwan, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said on Wednesday.
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"The US side continued to sell weapons to Taiwan while ignoring strong protests ... from China and taking a number of actions that seriously violate China's fundamental interests and destroy bilateral political mutual trust," Lin told a briefing. China has decided to suspend a new round of consultations with the United States on arms control and non-proliferation, the spokesman said.
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China Suspends Arms Control Consultations With US Over Sale of Weapons to Taiwan
BEIJING (Sputnik) - Beijing has suspended consultations with Washington on arms control and non-proliferation due to US's sale of weapons to Taiwan, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said on Wednesday.
"The US side continued to sell
weapons to Taiwan while ignoring strong protests ... from China and taking a number of actions that seriously violate China's fundamental interests and destroy bilateral political mutual trust," Lin told a briefing.
China has decided to suspend a new round of consultations with the United States on arms control and non-proliferation, the spokesman said.
"The responsibility for the situation lies with the US side," Lin said.
