China's Foreign Ministry launched a renewed attack on U.S. Secretary of Sta...
BEIJING - China’s Foreign Ministry launched a renewed attack on U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday, saying that his recent criticism of the Chinese Communist Party was “extremely dangerous” and exposed his “sinister intentions”.
China has been consistently irritated by Pompeo, whether over his remarks on China’s Belt and Road infrastructure project or allegations of Chinese rights abuses in the far western region of Xinjiang, and in many other areas. The party has always represented and safeguarded the interests of the Chinese people and has won their deep trust and loyal support, he added.
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