China today (30th) criticized the United States as a distorter of the South China Sea peace, and called on the United States to stop taking military provocations in the South China Sea.

According to the news released by the official website of the Ministry of National Defense, Ren Guoqiang, a spokesman for the Ministry of Defense, criticized the United States to ignore the historical latitude and objective facts of the South China Sea issue at a regular press conference.Promise of.

Ren Guoqiang said: (United States) Small to blame China and provoke regional state relations, and send LSquo; dual aircraft carrier RSQUO; to go to the South China Sea exercise, which fully exposes the United States' lsquo; hegemonic mentality rsquo; and dual standards.

Ren Guoqiang pointed out that the so -called arbitor who was in the south of the United States was actually a self -proclaimed. In fact, it was the distorter of the South China Sea, the destructors of the regional cooperation, and the provocative of the state relations.

He also mentioned that China has indisputable sovereignty over the South China Islands and its nearby waters, which has full historical and legal basis.

Ren Guoqiang said: We ask the United States to stop making misunderstandings, stop military provocation in the South China Sea, and stop provoking separation of regional countries.

In the end, he emphasized that the United States in the southern China Haixingfeng will only make China more firmly ride the wind and break the waves, defend its sovereignty and security more firmly, and more firmly maintain the peace and stability of the South China Sea.

US Secretary of State Pompeo issued a strong statement on the 13th, which not only clearly denied China's sovereignty's sovereignty in the South China Sea, but also said that the international community would not allow Beijing to use the South China Sea as its marine empire.

According to VOA, the US Navy's USS Nimitz and USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier also entered the South China Sea twice this month.