Chinese President: China Does Not Want War With Any Country

Chinese President: China Does Not Want War With Any Country. An important statement of the Chinese President amidst tension from India, China does not want war with any country.

Amid aggressive aggression with neighbors and tensions with the US,  Xi Jinping said on Tuesday that his country does not intend to fight any kind of war.

At the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Xi stated that China will continue to reduce differences with other countries and resolve disputes through dialogue and only dialogue.

Xi Jinping’s statement comes at a time when China has been adamant about the border dispute with India on the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh for the last four months.

In a pre-recorded video message, Xi Jinping said, “We will never seek the hegemony or expansiveness of influence.” We also have no intention of fighting a cold war or a conventional war with any country. ‘

The head of the ruling Communist Party of China and the head of the Chinese military said that his country is open, cooperative, and committed to general development. This will allow China’s economy to grow further and the global economy will also improve and progress.

Xi Jinping counterattack on spreading coronavirus

“We are facing the corona epidemic,” Xi Jinping said. Together we must fight this epidemic. The World Health Organization should be allowed to play a leading role in this fight. Any attempt to politicize the issue or hold anyone responsible for it should be totally ruled out.

Trump accused of spreading a virus

Earlier, US President Donald Trump accused China of spreading the coronavirus epidemic worldwide. He demanded the United Nations hold China responsible for failing to contain the coronavirus.

Meanwhile, a Chinese businessman who publicly criticized Chinese President Xi Jinping for dealing with the Coronavirus has been sentenced to 18 years in prison on corruption charges. The country’s renowned businessman Ren Zhiqiang was earlier expelled from the ruling Communist Party.