A senior US official revealed that China is uncomfortable with the Russian discourse on the use of nuclear and the attack on Ukraine, amid meetings between US and Chinese officials aimed at calming tensions between Washington and Beijing.
“I think there is an undeniable annoyance in Beijing regarding the reckless speech by Russia,” the US official said.
He added: “I think it cannot be denied that China may be surprised and somewhat embarrassed by the administration of Russian military operations,” according to the American newspaper “Wall Street”.
The American official, who asked not to be named, was dealing with the comments made by the Chinese head of State, Li Ke Qiang, for world leaders during a closed summit in Cambodia at the end of the week.
While he indicated that Beijing and Moscow have important economic relations, the American official, who attended the meeting, explained that I “spoke somewhat extensive Not to use nuclear weapons the way some proposed. ”
But China announced last week that its relations with Moscow are based on a high degree of mutual trust.
“China’s relations with Russia are solid, and you will continue to push bilateral relations forward on the right track,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Legian said on Friday.
Lee, who was the largest representative of Beijing at the summit hosted by the Southeast Asian Countries Association of 10 members, presented a convincing reprimand of Moscow’s threats to use nuclear weapons, according to people who attended the meeting at the end of the week in Cambodia.
“No country should use nuclear weapons or threaten them, and that humanity should learn from history,” he told me.
Lee’s comments did not express the name Russia explicitly, but it reiterated the previous notes of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, who reminded the American atomic bombings of Japan during World War II.
Although China stressed its relations with Russia, Beijing officials began to express their uncomfortable war.
At a meeting between Xi and Russian President Vladimir Putin in September, the Russian president stated that he would seek to address Beijing’s concerns about the Ukraine war, without specifying what these concerns are..
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