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She said Chinese foreign: "In the event that the Speaker of the US House of Representatives visits Taiwan, the Chinese army will not remain idle".
The latest warning was issued during a regular Chinese Foreign Ministry briefing, with ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian saying that due to Pelosi’s situation. "Number three in the US administration"will visit Taiwan "It will have a huge political impact"as quoted "Archyde.com".
and arrived Nancy Pelosiheaded to Singapore early Monday morning, at the start of her Asian tour.
A spokesman for the Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Pelosi will meet President Halimah Yacob and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, and will meet a number of government ministers, and is expected to attend a party with the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore.
Pelosi had said in a statement issued over the weekend that she would visit Malaysia, South Korea and Japan to discuss trade, the coronavirus pandemic, climate change, security and democratic governance. News reports did not confirm that she might visit Taiwan.
warned Chinese President Xi Jinping refused to interfere in Beijing’s dealings with Taiwan during a phone call last week with his US counterpart joe biden.
If she makes the visit, Pelosi would be the highest-ranking US official to visit Taiwan since former House Speaker Newt Gingrich in 1997.
The Biden administration has tried to reassure Beijing that there is no reason "to attack"And that if such a visit occurred, it would not indicate any change in US policy.
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split Taiwan China in 1949 after the Communists won a civil war on the mainland.
The two sides say they are one country, but disagree over which government should lead the region.
China and Taiwan do not have official relations but are linked with billions of dollars of trade and investment.
The United States shifted its diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979, but it maintains informal relations with the island, and Washington is obligated by federal law to see Taiwan have ways to defend itself.
policy says "one china" Washington says that it does not take any position on the situation of the two sides, but wants to resolve their dispute peacefully, while Beijing promotes "One China principle" Who says it is one country and the Communist Party is its leader.
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She said Chinese foreign: “In the event that the Speaker of the US House of Representatives visits Taiwan, the Chinese army will not remain idly by.”
The latest warning was issued during a regular briefing by the Chinese Foreign Ministry, where ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said that because of Pelosi’s “number three in the US administration”, the visit to Taiwan “will have a serious political impact,” according to “Archyde.com”.
and arrived Nancy Pelosiheaded to Singapore early Monday morning, at the start of her Asian tour.
A spokesman for the Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that Pelosi will meet President Halimah Yacob and Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, and will meet a number of government ministers, and is expected to attend a party with the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore.
Pelosi had said in a statement issued over the weekend that she would visit Malaysia, South Korea and Japan to discuss trade, the coronavirus pandemic, climate change, security and democratic governance. News reports did not confirm that she might visit Taiwan.
warned Chinese President Xi Jinping refused to interfere in Beijing’s dealings with Taiwan during a phone call last week with his US counterpart joe biden.
If she makes the visit, Pelosi would be the highest-ranking US official to visit Taiwan since former House Speaker Newt Gingrich in 1997.
The Biden administration has tried to reassure Beijing that there is no reason to “attack”, and that if such a visit occurred, it would not signal any change in US policy.
one china
split Taiwan China in 1949 after the Communists won a civil war on the mainland.
The two sides say they are one country, but disagree over which government should lead the region.
China and Taiwan do not have official relations but are linked with billions of dollars of trade and investment.
The United States shifted its diplomatic recognition from Taipei to Beijing in 1979, but it maintains informal relations with the island, and Washington is obligated by federal law to see Taiwan have ways to defend itself.
Washington’s “one China” policy says it does not take any position on the situation of the two sides, but wants to resolve their dispute peacefully, while Beijing promotes the “one China principle” which says it is one country and the Communist Party is its leader.