China: Britain should stop politicizing economic, trade issues
China’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said Britain should stop politicizing economic and trade issues and overstretching the concept of national security.
Lin made the statement in response to a query about the British government's concerns that Chinese drones are used to take pictures of its important infrastructure.
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Видео China: Britain should stop politicizing economic, trade issues канала CGTN Europe
Lin made the statement in response to a query about the British government's concerns that Chinese drones are used to take pictures of its important infrastructure.
#China #UK
Видео China: Britain should stop politicizing economic, trade issues канала CGTN Europe
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