Triggering destabilization, China blames NATO for Russia-Ukraine war

BEIJING – Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs China Le Yucheng said globalization should not be “armed” and the politics of military blocs should be “rejected.” The comment came one day after the President United States of America (USA) Joe Biden warns his Chinese colleague Xi Jinping about the “consequences” if Beijing supports military action Russia Of Ukraine .

Speaking at the Fourth International Forum on Security and Strategy in Beijing on Saturday, the Chinese official agreed with Moscow’s assessment that expansion NATO unrest in Eastern Europe and the failure to address Russia’s national security concerns have paved the way for the current crisis.

He said a simple commitment not to expand into eastern Europe could easily end the crisis and stop suffering.

“Instead, one chooses to fan the fire at a safe distance, watching his own arms dealer, banker, and oil tycoon make a fortune from war, while leaving the people of a small country with war wounds that will take years to heal. ,” he said.

“NATO’s pursuit of absolute security is leading to absolute non-security,” Le added Russia TodaySunday (20/3/2022).

The consequences of forcing major powers, especially nuclear power, into a corner are even more unimaginable.

Moscow vehemently opposes NATO’s presence near its borders, and embarked on a mission to obtain written guarantees that would halt the expansion of the US-led military bloc and bar Ukraine from joining its ranks. However, the West ignored Russia’s concerns.

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