Chinese stated on Thursday strongly opposes new NATO Strategic Conceptconsidered “full” Ideological prejudices and evaluations specific to the Cold War”and denounced his “malicious attack and defamation of China”.
“Thirty years later, NATO is still continues the tactic of creating enemies and provoking the clash of blocs. This new Strategic Concept maliciously attacks and defames China. “We will give firm and decisive responses to any action that undermines our interests,” a spokesman for China’s Mission to the European Union said in a statement.
The Alliance’s new Strategic Concept, approved Wednesday in Madrid, warns China. “challenges our interests, security and values.”
According to the spokesperson, NATO is “a remnant of the Cold War” “Thirty years later, he still hasn’t given up on his tactics or way of thinking to create enemies or oppose blocs. His New Strategic Concept affirms that other countries bring challenges, but it is the Alliance that creates problems all over the world”.
“Wars Against Sovereign States”
“NATO presents itself as a defensive organization advocating a rules-based international order, but UN Security Council and waged wars against sovereign states.”
The spokesperson points out that the Alliance’s defense zone will not extend beyond the North Atlantic, but that “in recent years it has shown its strength in the Asia-Pacific region and, as in previous years, is trying to provoke a conflict between blocs in Europe”.
“Who is challenging global security and undermining world peace? Are there any wars or conflicts in these years when NATO was not involved? ‘ adds the spokesperson.
In Beijing’s eyes, China follows an “independent, peaceful” foreign policy and is “contributor to global development and defender of international order”.
“We don’t interfere in other people’s business”
“China has never started a war or invaded other countries. We do not interfere in other countries’ internal affairs.“We neither export ideology nor impose unilateral sanctions,” he said.
He also urges NATO to stop “inciting conflicts by drawing ideological lines”, “abandon the Cold War mentality” and “contempt” China.
“For NATO’s positioning of China as ‘a systemic challenge’‘, we must be very careful and respond in a coordinated way. “We will respond strongly and firmly to any action that undermines China’s interests,” the spokesman said.