Russian diplomat believes war between US, China would exterminate mankind Newshub 23 hrs ago © Provided by Newshub
A top Russian diplomat believes there d be no point in choosing a side between China and the United States in any armed conflict, as such a war would exterminate all mankind .
Concerns about tensions between Beijing and Washington DC have escalated this year as China increases its military presence in the South China Sea, near self-ruled Taiwan.
While China claims Taiwan as its own and the US has no formal diplomatic ties to the island, Washington is its most important military backer and has been trying to deepen the pair s unofficial relationship , much to the anger of Beijing.
Russian diplomat believes war between United States and China would exterminate mankind
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By SETH ROBSON | STARS AND STRIPES Published: April 29, 2021 Australia will invest $582 million to improve bases and training areas in its Northern Territory that are used by a rotational force of U.S. Marines, the country’s Defence Department announced Wednesday. Upgrades will be made to Robertson Barracks, home to Marine Rotational Force Darwin during annual six-month deployments, as well as ranges at Kangaroo Flats, Mount Bundey and Bradshaw, where the Marines train, the department said in a statement. The Marines’ rotation Down Under will be back at nearly full strength this year, with 2,200 Marines in the Northern Territory by June, according to Australia’s defense department. The onset of the coronavirus pandemic meant last year’s force was cut by more than half, well short of the 2,500 Marines who traveled there in 2019.
Australia unveils $580mn budget to upgrade military amid tensions with China Wednesday, 28 April 2021 10:39 AM
[ Last Update: Wednesday, 28 April 2021 10:56 AM ] Soldiers from the Australian Army’s 3rd Brigade guard Langham Beach after an amphibious assault landing during the Talisman Saber joint military exercises between Australia and the United States, in Queensland, northeast Australia, in July 2017. (File photo by Reuters)
Australia has announced a major upgrade to its northern military bases and a plan to expand joint war games with the US military, amid a persisting diplomatic and trade row with China.
“Our objective is a free and open Indo-Pacific, to ensure a peaceful region, one that, at the same time, Australia is in a position to always protect its interests,” conservative Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Wednesday, unveiling a 580-million-dollar budget to upgra
Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Zhao Lijian s Regular Press Conference on April 28, 2021
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TV: On your Tweet about Japan s disposal of nuclear wastewater, the Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi said Japan has lodged solemn representations and asked for the deletion of the Tweet. Do you have a comment? Will you delete it?
Zhao Lijian:
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. It shows that the original by Mr. Katsushika Hokusai is quite well-known in China and the Chinese people understand much about the Japanese culture.
The recreated picture reflects public concern and outcry in China over the unilateral Japanese decision to dispose of Fukushima nuclear contaminated water by releasing it into the sea. As a matter of fact, China was not alone. Many governments, international organizations, over 300 environmental groups and people in various countries including Japan have raised strong objection and grave concern.
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