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Blinken to press China over its support for Russian defense base​

Simon Lewis
April 20, 20241:02 PM CDT
Updated a day ago
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits China

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken holds a press conference in Beijing American Center at the U.S. Embassy, in Beijing, China, June 19, 2023. REUTERS/Leah Millis/Pool/File Photo

WASHINGTON, April 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. is prepared to act against Chinese companies supporting Russia's war in Ukraine, a senior U.S. official told reporters, highlighting it as an issue Secretary of State Antony Blinken will raise on his trip to China next week.

U.S. officials have warned in increasingly stark terms about what they say is China's assistance in retooling and resupplying Russia's defense industrial base after early setbacks in its invasion of Ukraine, saying that continued support is a top risk to stable relations between Washington and Beijing.

Briefing reporters ahead of Blinken's planned visit to Shanghai and Beijing from April 24-26, the senior State Department official said U.S.-China relations were "in a different place" than a year ago, when ties had sunk to a historic low point after the U.S. downed a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon.

But calmer relations did not mean the U.S. would sacrifice its capacity to strengthen alliances and defend its interests, the official said.


"We're prepared to take steps when we believe necessary against firms that ... severely undermine security in both Ukraine and Europe," the official said when asked what leverage Washington had to convince Beijing to stop aiding the Russian war effort.

"We've demonstrated our willingness to do so regarding firms from a number of countries, not just China," the official said, noting that Russia had bolstered its weapons-producing capacity with China's help.


"We will express our intent to have China curtail that support," the official said.

Blinken's visit will be his first to China since June, when the United States was trying to restore high-level engagements that Beijing began curtailing after a 2022 trip by then-U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, the democratically governed island China claims as its territory.

The U.S. has been bracing for Taiwan's May 20 presidential inauguration and will urge restraint by Beijing even as China's military has ramped up activity near the island.


"You can expect that the Secretary will underscore both in private and public America's abiding interest in maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait," the official said.

Taiwan's government rejects China's sovereignty claims, and the U.S. is the island's most important international backer despite maintaining only unofficial ties.

Blinken will also raise the crisis in the Middle East, China's provocations in the South China Sea, the crisis in Myanmar and North Korea's "threatening rhetoric and reckless actions," the official said, downplaying the prospect of breakthroughs on any of the issues.

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Senior State Department officials – including its top narcotics official Todd Robinson – will join the trip. They are expected to discuss efforts to curb the flow of deadly fentanyl chemicals from China to the U.S.

The U.S. and China launched a joint counter-narcotics working group in January. But a U.S. congressional committee said this week that China's government was directly subsidizing production of illicit fentanyl precursors for sale abroad and fueling the U.S. opioid crisis.
The official did not answer a question on the alleged subsidies.

China says it is cracking down on fentanyl and precursor chemicals, but it also says the U.S. crisis is a problem of demand, not supply.

Critics in Washington argue the Biden administration has not put enough pressure on Beijing over fentanyl-related substances, which are the leading cause drug of overdoses in the United States.
 
China's right to carry out normal trade and economic activities with other countries, including Russia, cannot be violated, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said at a briefing.

Earlier, the Wall Street Journal, citing sources, reported that the United States was developing financial sanctions against some Chinese banks in order to force Beijing to sever commercial relations with Russia out of fears that trade with China would strengthen Russia's military production, which would be able to defeat Ukraine. .
 
How you gonna send a shitload of Money to Taiwan

Then go visit China to let them know you think they should stop supporting Russia.

If they don’t, you will place sanctions on them


:lol: we Americans really be dripping our nuts on folks
White people shit. They always want to control everything. This year ericans of their nature is in everything they do
 
White people shit. They always want to control everything. This year ericans of their nature is in everything they do


China nor Russia can be a superpower only Americans can have that title


Pakistani can’t get advance missile technology

Iran can’t have nuclear warheads

Taiwan has a right to be free

Uganda and Georgia can’t have laws against LGBT’s

Haiti needs to stay in conflicts….

Saddam couldn’t have weapons of Mass

Palestinian need to give up their land

Gaddafi was treating his folks wrong

Just to name a few, might seem like I’m hating it’s not that. I just fund it funny how we always in the mix of other folks issues
 
I want nothing to do with the U.S. yet my sources are telling me they are chasing me around internationally before I can leave. Intimidating other countries into going along with their retarded nonsense. There is one thing I need and that is about it, than the U.S. with its white ethno political party system can be put in the dumpster.

How do you tell a fool to get lost and they stay away for good.
 
How you gonna send a shitload of Money to Taiwan

Then go visit China to let them know you think they should stop supporting Russia.

If they don’t, you will place sanctions on them


:lol: we Americans really be dripping our nuts on folks
America has their nuts out, but they have already shot their load.
 
America has their nuts out, but they have already shot their load.


Years ago, when Biden was a senator he laughed at the Russians when they expressed concerns about NATO expansions toward them.
Russian told Biden this would force them to develop relationships with China. Biden laugh at them and said good luck.
That was when the two nations wasn’t friendly. Fast forward to now, some 20+ years later….. here we are begging….



Check out this video

Joe Biden in 1997 - NATO expansion, Russia, China, Iran - Thin line between confidence and arrogance​

 
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Years ago, when Biden was a senator he laughed at the Russians when they expressed concerns about NATO expansions toward them.
Russian told Biden this would force them to develop relationships with China. Biden laugh at them and said good luck.
That was when the two nations wasn’t friendly. Fast forward to now, some 20+ years later….. here we are begging….



Check out this video
Joe was feeling himself in that video. It's amazing how coherent Biden is.
It's been so long I forgot.
 
Joe was feeling himself in that video. It's amazing how coherent Biden is.
It's been so long I forgot.


Yep…


There’s something brewing that have Washington worries also…

There’s talks of a rival defense alliance forms with the likes of Russia, Iran, China, North Korea

There’s some small nations who’s expressed interest…. I think it was like Venezuela, two small European countries that I rarely heard of, a someone from Africa.


I’ve hinted at this for a while…

I’d say something like “if they want to attack Iran or Russian they need to do it before the ink dry”

Meaning attack them before they form this bloc that will rival NATO.
Actually probably have more fire power than NATO
 
@HNIC you recall that visit Xi made a while back was viewed as him coming begging, even tho he was invited.

I wonder how this trip will be viewed :lol:
 

Antony Blinken, after negotiations with Xi Jinping, threatened China with new sanctions because of its support for the Russian Federation in the war against Ukraine.

“The United States is ready to take new measures and impose sanctions against China against the backdrop of the situation in Ukraine,” the US Secretary of State said in Beijing.

He added that “if Beijing does not take measures to solve this problem (Russian support), Washington will.”

Let us recall that earlier Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi spoke harshly against the United States. He said that America is trying to suppress “China’s legitimate right to development.”

Xi Jinping called on the United States to take a positive view of China's development.

“We hope the US can look at China's development in a positive light. This is a fundamental issue that needs to be resolved, like the first button on a shirt that needs to be fixed for China-US relations to truly stabilize, improve and move forward,” the Chinese leader said.

Blinken assured that the United States “does not seek to restrain China’s development or counter it through alliances.”

The United States also adheres to the “one China” principle. That is, they do not consider Taiwan to be an independent independent state.

Beijing has expressed dissatisfaction with US attempts to block China's access to advanced semiconductors that would allow it to make advances in artificial intelligence that could have military applications.

The parties agreed to hold the first bilateral talks on artificial intelligence in the coming weeks.”
 
Fuck China. Those cunts are the ones Mexican drug cartels are getting Fentanyl from to sell here in the states. That's all of chemical warfare.
 
Taiwan ain't China.

They're a threat to China, so the US been protecting them as a strategic asset.
Seem like saying Taiwan ain’t China would be equal to saying Hawaii ain’t part of USA



Maybe I’m wrong with my thoughts
 
Seem like saying Taiwan ain’t China would be equal to saying Hawaii ain’t part of USA



Maybe I’m wrong with my thoughts
You are :lol:

China had a civil war in 1949 and the losers ran to the island of Taiwan. They've been an independent state and are recognized by several countries.

The ROC was founded in 1912 in China. At that time, Taiwan was under Japanese colonial rule as a result of the 1895 Treaty of Shimonoseki, by which the Qing ceded Taiwan to Japan. The ROC government began exercising jurisdiction over Taiwan in 1945 after Japan surrendered at the end of World War II.

The ROC government relocated to Taiwan in 1949 while fighting a civil war with the Chinese Communist Party. Since then, the ROC has continued to exercise effective jurisdiction over the main island of Taiwan and a number of outlying islands, leaving Taiwan and China each under the rule of a different government. The authorities in Beijing have never exercised sovereignty over Taiwan or other islands administered by the ROC.
 
So recently our folks said Taiwan being to China then changed the language and remove that statement….

So it’s true China is not the ruler


Look at this tho


 

Blinken to press China over its support for Russian defense base​

Simon Lewis
April 20, 20241:02 PM CDT
Updated a day ago
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken visits China

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken holds a press conference in Beijing American Center at the U.S. Embassy, in Beijing, China, June 19, 2023. REUTERS/Leah Millis/Pool/File Photo

WASHINGTON, April 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. is prepared to act against Chinese companies supporting Russia's war in Ukraine, a senior U.S. official told reporters, highlighting it as an issue Secretary of State Antony Blinken will raise on his trip to China next week.

U.S. officials have warned in increasingly stark terms about what they say is China's assistance in retooling and resupplying Russia's defense industrial base after early setbacks in its invasion of Ukraine, saying that continued support is a top risk to stable relations between Washington and Beijing.

Briefing reporters ahead of Blinken's planned visit to Shanghai and Beijing from April 24-26, the senior State Department official said U.S.-China relations were "in a different place" than a year ago, when ties had sunk to a historic low point after the U.S. downed a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon.

But calmer relations did not mean the U.S. would sacrifice its capacity to strengthen alliances and defend its interests, the official said.


"We're prepared to take steps when we believe necessary against firms that ... severely undermine security in both Ukraine and Europe," the official said when asked what leverage Washington had to convince Beijing to stop aiding the Russian war effort.

"We've demonstrated our willingness to do so regarding firms from a number of countries, not just China," the official said, noting that Russia had bolstered its weapons-producing capacity with China's help.


"We will express our intent to have China curtail that support," the official said.

Blinken's visit will be his first to China since June, when the United States was trying to restore high-level engagements that Beijing began curtailing after a 2022 trip by then-U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to Taiwan, the democratically governed island China claims as its territory.

The U.S. has been bracing for Taiwan's May 20 presidential inauguration and will urge restraint by Beijing even as China's military has ramped up activity near the island.


"You can expect that the Secretary will underscore both in private and public America's abiding interest in maintaining peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait," the official said.

Taiwan's government rejects China's sovereignty claims, and the U.S. is the island's most important international backer despite maintaining only unofficial ties.

Blinken will also raise the crisis in the Middle East, China's provocations in the South China Sea, the crisis in Myanmar and North Korea's "threatening rhetoric and reckless actions," the official said, downplaying the prospect of breakthroughs on any of the issues.

Advertisement · Scroll to continue
Senior State Department officials – including its top narcotics official Todd Robinson – will join the trip. They are expected to discuss efforts to curb the flow of deadly fentanyl chemicals from China to the U.S.

The U.S. and China launched a joint counter-narcotics working group in January. But a U.S. congressional committee said this week that China's government was directly subsidizing production of illicit fentanyl precursors for sale abroad and fueling the U.S. opioid crisis.
The official did not answer a question on the alleged subsidies.

China says it is cracking down on fentanyl and precursor chemicals, but it also says the U.S. crisis is a problem of demand, not supply.

Critics in Washington argue the Biden administration has not put enough pressure on Beijing over fentanyl-related substances, which are the leading cause drug of overdoses in the United States.

Grand opening...Grand closing...









 
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How you gonna send a shitload of Money to Taiwan

Then go visit China to let them know you think they should stop supporting Russia.

If they don’t, you will place sanctions on them


:lol: we Americans really be dripping our nuts on folks

USA nepotism at best.
 
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