In recent hours, US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby assured that the North American country has no intention of returning the remains of the device to China.
Mao is on the plane this Tuesday. “civil use” “diverted from its original course” by “force majeure”bought the local newspaper Global Times.
“This was an accident that never endangered US citizens or national security,” the spokesperson said.
Mao, Washington should have handled this case “calmly and professionally” and described the American response as “exaggerated”.
Likewise, the spokesperson said on Monday that he “doesn’t have any information to share” about which company the destroyed plane may have belonged to.
Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister Xie Feng blamed the US on Monday. to “seriously damage” relations between the two powers.
USA hit the world on SaturdayThe remains of flying over the country for days and falling into the Atlantic Ocean and being rescued.
The presence of these devices in US airspace triggered a diplomatic crisis between Washington and Beijing and led to the suspension of Secretary of State Anthony Blinken’s planned trip to the Asian country last weekend.