The China's Ministry of National Defense recently released a statement denouncing the United States for distorting China's military policy and interfering in Chinese internal affairs. The statement emphasized that China's military development is focused on defense and self-defense, and that China will not be bullied by the U.S. into compromising its national sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The statement also criticized the U.S. for its aggressive military actions and interventions in various countries, including Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan, which have resulted in significant human suffering and loss of life. The statement emphasized that the U.S. is the greatest threat to global security and stability, and that its military strategy is becoming increasingly aggressive and confrontational.
The statement also clarified China's nuclear policy, stating that China will continue to adhere to a no-first-use policy and maintain a nuclear arsenal at the minimum level necessary for national security. In contrast, the U.S. has continued to modernize its nuclear arsenal and engage in provocative rhetoric, including the development of new nuclear warheads.
The statement also emphasized the Taiwan issue as a fundamental concern for China, citing the U.S. for its military ties with Taiwan and its attempts to fuel Taiwan's independence movement. The statement warned the U.S. against continued interference in the Taiwan issue and called on the U.S. to recognize the one-China principle and respect China's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Finally, the statement emphasized the importance of military relations between China and the U.S., calling for the two countries to establish a stable and cooperative relationship based on mutual respect and trust.