China Sanctions 28 Former Trump Administration Officials / China banned on Trump Officials
China
Sanctions 28 Former Trump Administration Officials
Joe Biden a new president of the USA take an oath/ swearing
and became the official president of the United States of America on 20,
January 2021, China imposed
sanctions on Trump administration officials minutes after Joe Biden was
installed as the 46th president of the United States, according to the Chinese
Foreign Ministry. The Chinese Foreign Ministry passes the statement and
banned the top-ranking 28 TRUMP administration officials. In the list of banned
officials Mike Pompeo, the Secretary of State also included.
Background:
Statement of Hua Chunying:
Before the swearing ceremony of Joe Biden, at the regular press briefing, China Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Hua Chunying claimed the Trump administration has made numerous “fundamental mistakes” during the past four years resulting in “serious damage” to bilateral ties.
The Biden administration should instead, “look at China rationally and objectively, meet China halfway and, in the spirit of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit, push China-USA relations back to the right track of healthy and stable development as soon as possible,” said Hua.
The Chinese Foreign Ministry Statement
The Chinese government has announced sanctions against
the outgoing secretary of state Mike Pompeo and 27 other high ranking officials
under former USA President Donald Trump, accusing them of “prejudice and
hatred against China.”
In a strongly-worded statement, the Chinese Foreign Ministry
said the former Trump administration officials were “anti-China
politicians” who had undermined the relationship between China and the USA.
Also said:
“they have planned, promoted, and executed a series of
crazy moves that have gravely interfered in China's internal affairs,
undermined China's interests, offended the Chinese people, and seriously
disrupted China-U.S. relations.”
Why?
Many of the 28 outgoing and former officials sanctioned by Beijing was considered to be influential in helping to steer the Trump administration's more confrontational China policy, which saw clashes with Beijing on issues relating to trade, technology, regional security, and human rights.
Sanctions:
Chinese-U.S.
relations deteriorated dramatically after Trump launched tariff wars against
Beijing shortly after entering the White House.
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