China downplays Donald Trump’s threat, says, BRICS won’t seek confrontation with US, how will it impact India?
The top officials of the two countries have announced that China did not want to confront any country, including the United States in order to underestimate the US threat before sitting together to conclude the new trade agreement. Beijing Carefully responded to Donald Trump’s threat.
Donald Trump with Xi Jinping (File Picture)
The top officials of the two countries have announced that China did not want to confront any country, including the United States in order to underestimate the US threat before sitting together to conclude the new trade agreement. Beijing responded carefully to US President Donald Trump’s threat of bringing a 10% tariff to countries that are compatible with Bloc’s “anti -American” policies. According to news agency AFP, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning, “Tariffs, the imposition of tariffs, the trade and tariff battles are not the winners and protectionism does not offer a forward -looking way.”
China opposes the ‘use of political tariffs’
Chinese Mea said that US President Donald Trump called his countries as “anti -American” BRICS policies. Analysts are also angry that the BRICS 2025 Summit in Brazil “is” illegal “of the US-Israel’s attacks on Iranian military and nuclear facilities. However, Beijing hit the use of tariffs as a means of political coercion. Answering a question in a routine press briefing, Ning reiterated Beijing’s stance and said, “The use of tariffs does not serve anyone.”
