China News Service, Beijing, February 14 (Reporter Huang Yuqin) In response to the recent release of the "Indo-Pacific Strategy" report by the United States, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin said at a regular press conference on the 14th that using the so-called "China threat" as an excuse, To engage in an "Indo-Pacific strategy" is itself with bad intentions and bad people.
A reporter asked a question. According to reports, the Biden administration of the United States recently released the "Indo-Pacific Strategy" report to play up the so-called "China threat", emphasizing that the United States will establish ties with its allies to strengthen security guarantees. In addition, the United States also announced the reopening of the embassy in the Solomon Islands.
What is China's comment?
Wang Wenbin said that using the so-called "China threat" as an excuse to engage in an "Indo-Pacific strategy" is itself with bad intentions and bad people.
The so-called "Indo-Pacific Strategy" released by the US says one thing does another, claiming to promote regional freedom and opening up, but in fact it builds a closed and exclusive circle through trilateral security partnership and quadrilateral mechanism.
Claiming to strengthen regional security, it actually creates serious risks of nuclear proliferation and undermines regional peace and stability.
Claiming to promote regional prosperity, it actually provokes confrontation and confrontation among countries in the region, and impacts the ASEAN-centered regional cooperation structure formed over the years in the region, posing a serious threat to the results of regional cooperation and future development prospects.
Wang Wenbin pointed out that this so-called strategy of restoring the Cold War mentality and bloc politics is nothing new and has no prospects.
It will only bring division and turmoil to the Asia-Pacific region, and will surely be vigilant and spurned by countries in the region.
"As for the specific issues you mentioned, we hope that relevant countries will earnestly proceed from the interests of Pacific island countries and their people and do more things that are conducive to regional peace, stability and development." (End)