China reaffirmed this Monday its strong readiness to take advantage of the 60th anniversary of its ties with Cuba to tie them up through a deeper, more comprehensive and more well-being multispectral cooperation for both peoples.
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang criticized U.S. security policies, noting that U.S. officials have lived in a self-induced panic.
China warned the US not to underestimate its determination to defend national interests and rights, as long as trade confrontation persists with each other, and recalled that the aftermath of the conflict affects both sides.
China denied the reports on the alleged presence of Chinese military in Venezuela to advise President Bolivarian Nicolas Maduro, and reiterated its position of non-interference in the internal affairs of any State.
The meeting between the five nuclear powers concluded in China with the commitment of these States to share responsibility for maintaining peace and security in the planet.
