Chinese foreign minister warns of ‘conflict and confrontation’ with the US

China’s Foreign minister warns that there may be further conflict with America if the relationship does not change soon.

Qin Gang, foreign minister, stated at Tuesday’s news conference. “If the United States does not hit the brakes but continues to speed down the wrong path, no amount of guardrails can prevent derailing and there will surely be conflict and confrontation,” according to The Wall Street Journal.

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“Who will bear the consequences? Such competition is a reckless gamble,” Qin was appointed to his position in late 2013 after serving as China’s Ambassador to the United States.

It isn’t the first time that Chinese officials warned U.S. counterparts about a potential future conflict if the relationship does not change. However, the fractured relationship between these two countries has been made worse by China’s ongoing support. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

U.S. officials have disclosed intelligence that suggests Beijing may be considering providing lethal assistance to Moscow for the conflict. However, U.S. leaders warn that such a move could lead to retaliation. significant response. China provided non-lethal aid to Russia in order for Russia to bypass Western sanctions.

“China and Russia have found a path of major country relations featuring strategic trust and good neighborliness, setting a good example for international relations,” Qin spoke of Russia-China relations. “The more unstable the world becomes, the more imperative it is for China and Russia to steadily advance their relations.”

Qin suggested that China might provide weapons to Russia in comparison to the U.S. decision to arm, aid and withdraw. TaiwanThe island country that has its own government despite Beijing’s claims that it is a part of China. Although the U.S. does not recognize Taiwan diplomatically it has provided Taiwan weapons that can be used to protect itself against an invasion by China.

“Why does the U.S. ask China not to provide weapons to Russia while