China urges U.S. to stop threatening Cuba with force
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a regular press briefing on July 31 that China had noted reports that the United States was preparing a military action plan for Cuba. "China has stated its position on this issue several times," Mao said. The United States should immediately stop threatening Cuba with force and end all forms of unilateral sanctions against the country, she said. China will continue to firmly support Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and opposing foreign interference, and will work with all parties to uphold international fairness and justice, Mao said.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said at a regular press briefing on July 31 that China had noted reports that the United States was preparing a military action plan for Cuba.
"China has stated its position on this issue several times," Mao said. The United States should immediately stop threatening Cuba with force and end all forms of unilateral sanctions against the country, she said.
China will continue to firmly support Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and opposing foreign interference, and will work with all parties to uphold international fairness and justice, Mao said.
"China has stated its position on this issue several times," Mao said. The United States should immediately stop threatening Cuba with force and end all forms of unilateral sanctions against the country, she said.
China will continue to firmly support Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and opposing foreign interference, and will work with all parties to uphold international fairness and justice, Mao said.