MIL-OSI Russia: Mainland China warns against sending wrong signals to separatist forces pushing for ‘Taiwan independence’

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Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

BEIJING, June 25 (Xinhua) — State Council Taiwan Affairs Office spokesperson Zhu Fenglian on Wednesday called on individual countries to abide by the one-China principle in practice and refrain from sending wrong signals to separatist forces advocating “Taiwan independence.”

Zhu Fenglian made the call at a briefing, commenting on statements by participants at the recent Group of Seven (G7) summit, who noted the “importance of peace and stability in the Taiwan Strait.”

“We firmly oppose relevant countries making irresponsible statements on the Taiwan question and grossly interfering in China’s internal affairs,” Zhu Fenglian said, stressing that the Taiwan question is an exclusively internal matter for China and does not tolerate interference from any external forces.

She called on the relevant states to recognize the danger and harmfulness of provocative actions aimed at achieving “Taiwan independence.”

The spokeswoman also warned the island’s administration, led by Lai Qingde, that any such provocation would be met with harsh countermeasures, and that any attempts to collude with outside forces in pursuit of “independence” were doomed to failure.

Zhu Fenglian also answered questions from media representatives regarding recent actions and statements by the United States, including the House Appropriations Committee’s passage of a defense spending bill that allocates US$500 million for the “Taiwan Security Cooperation Initiative.”

The official representative called on the US side to actually fulfill its political commitments to China on the Taiwan issue, adhere to the one-China principle and the provisions of the three China-US joint communiqués, and approach the Taiwan issue with the utmost caution. –0–

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