NATO has accused China of raising the issue and expressed concern over China's growing military might
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has warned
that China is moving closer to NATO's military and technical capabilities, but
also said that the NATO alliance does not want a new Cold War with China.
NATO is very important and powerful a political and military alliance of the 30 European and North American countries
that was formed after the Second World War to deal with the communist threat.
On the other hand, the Chinese diplomatic
mission to the European Union in a statement accused NATO of "defaming
China's peaceful development" and stressed that China would continue to
pursue its defense policy, which is defense For purposes. Is
"China will not challenge anyone, but
if a challenge gets in our way, we will not give up," a Chinese statement
said.
The NATO alliance has struggled in recent
years, and its leaders have discussed the organization's goals and funding.
The controversy escalated under the former US
President Donald Trump, who questioned not only US funds for NATO but also the
US responsibility to defend its European partners.
However, US President-elect Joe Biden
reaffirmed his commitment to the 72-year-old alliance during his first NATO
summit since taking office.
US President Joe Biden has said that NATO
is essential to "American interests" and that the alliance must
"comply" with Article 5 of its founding document, which obliges
member states to take action against each other. Defend
On Wednesday, when asked by US President
Joe Biden about his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, he described
Putin as "competitive."
According to a statement issued at the
end of the NATO summit, "China's goals, aspirations and its aggressive
attitude are a challenge to the rule of law and the security of this alliance.
We have concerns about China's misuse and lack of transparency." Are
"We are not starting a new Cold War,
and China is neither our adversary nor our enemy," Stoltenberg told
reporters. But as an alliance, we have to meet the challenges that China poses
to our security as an emerging power. "
China is one of the world's major
military and economic powers and its Communist Party dominates the country's
politics, daily life, and society as a whole.
China has the world's largest army with 2
million people fulfilling its responsibilities.
Given China's growing power, NATO's
concerns have grown over time, and the organization fears that China is a
threat to the security of European countries and their democratic values.
NATO is also concerned about China's
growing influence in Africa.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has
said of China that no one wants a new Cold War with China.
NATO's message about China came as the
Group of Seven, the world's seven largest economies, issued a final statement
last week criticizing China's alleged human rights abuses. Demanded a
transparent investigation from the beginning.
In response to the G7 allegations, China
accused it of making "lies, rumors and baseless allegations."
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