China News Service, Beijing, July 26 (Reporter Li Jingze) At present, the number of signatures of the Chinese Internet users who called on the WHO to investigate the Fort Detrick Biolab in the United States has exceeded 13 million.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said at a regular press conference on the 26th that the United States owes Chinese netizens two explanations on the issue of the source of the new crown virus.
A reporter asked a question. According to the latest statistics from the Global Times, the Chinese Internet Citizens’ Union, which called on the World Health Organization to investigate the Fort Detrick Biolab in the United States, has signed more than 13 million.
But so far we have not seen a positive response from the US side.
It is especially regrettable that the co-signed server was also attacked by multiple US IP addresses.
What is the spokesperson's comment on this?
"On the issue of traceability, the U.S. owes Chinese netizens two explanations." Zhao Lijian pointed out:
First, with regard to the various doubts that exist in Fort Detrick's Biological Laboratory, the United States should give a responsible explanation.
"Faced with the 13 million Chinese netizens' calls for justice, why is the US still pretending to be deaf? Why has the US continued to cover up and dare not respond to Deborg’s questions? The US does not claim to be'transparent' Is it? Where is your transparency?"
Second, the US side should give a responsible explanation regarding the network attack on the co-signed server from the United States.
"Just last week, the US was still gathering individual allies to carry out unprovoked attacks against China on cybersecurity issues. The attack on the joint server has once again exposed the US's hypocrisy and double standards on cybersecurity issues. Understand the true identity of the United States as the "world's number one Matrix"."
Zhao Lijian emphasized that if the U.S. really "defends" cybersecurity and "supports" freedom of speech, it should self-examine and work with other countries to maintain cybersecurity, instead of condoning its domestic hacker cyberattacks and slandering other countries. water.
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