The Pentagon of the United States said that a Chinese military delegation and a senior military official in the United States met at the Fiji meeting in August, which may indicate that the US -China military relations may be thawed.
Reuters reported that the August meeting was co -sponsored by the United States and Fiji, and attended the meeting with senior military officials in a total of 27 countries.Pentagon spokesman Ryder, on Thursday (August 31), said that during the meeting, the Chinese military delegation met John Aquilino, Commander of the United States India Command.
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Ryder said that he hopes that this is a sign of more dialogues in the US and China military. "We will continue to do our best to maintain open communication channels to reduce the possibility of misjudgment." The two largest economies in the world have fallen into a trough due to national security issues such as Taiwan and the United States' advanced technology and Chinese industrial policies, and Washington has been working hard to repair relations with Beijing.
In May this year, Wei Fenghe, a Chinese State Councilor and Minister of Defense, met with the US Defense Minister Austin during the Shangri -La dialogue held in June. The Chinese side rejected the proposal on the grounds of the US sanctions on Li Shangfu's sanctions.EssenceThe US -China military communication channels have basically stagnated.
In response to the interruption of the two armies of the United States and China, Wu Qian, director of the news bureau of the Ministry of National Defense and a spokesman for the Ministry of National Defense, said on the afternoon of August 31 to answer reporters in the form of reporters that the exchanges between China and the United States are not in a state of interruption.Foreign channels maintain a frank and effective communication.However, it must be acknowledged that there are indeed many difficulties and obstacles in the current relationship between the two armies. "This situation is completely caused by the United States."