China and Russia aim to build a “more fair and equal global management system,” mentioned in Beijing.
China’s cooperation with other countries “has not been directed against third parties.” This was announced in a briefing on Thursday, September 4, representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China Go Jiakun in response to a statement by US President Donald Trump that China, Russia and the DPRK were woven by a conspiracy against the United States.
“China has never pursued any third party with the development of diplomatic relations in any country,” he said.
According to the representative, Beijing invited foreign guests to “celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Chinese victory in the war of fighting Japanese invaders and the world of anti-fascist war, as well as to maintain history, love the world and create the future, with peaceful nations and people.”
Commenting on a separate visit to the head of Kremlin Vladimir Putin in China, the diplomat noted that Beijing and Moscow are planning to build a “more fair and equal global management system.”
Keep in mind that Donald Trump in a sarcastic way wants China Xi Jinping leader of a great celebration of the 80th anniversary of war victory with Japan. At the same time, he said that Si, as well as Russian and North Korea dictators, who were present in the Beijing parade, were preparing a conspiracy against the United States.
After that, the Kremlin expressed hope that Trump’s words about “conspiracy” between the Russian Federation, the PRC and the DPRK against the United States were used in a figurative sense, because “no one is building any conspiracy.”
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