The Foreign Ministry Responds to U.S. Accusations Involving Iran, Says It Opposes Smearing China by Exploiting the War
China's Foreign Ministry responds to related remarks by China, the U.S., and Russia, reiterating that China strictly fulfills its international obligations Focusing on war-related smears and cooperation on plague prevention and control, learn the latest remarks from spokesperson Guo Jiakun at the press conference
On October 6, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun responded to relevant U.S. remarks. In response to reports that a U.S. official said Iran had obtained satellite positioning intelligence and other information from China, Guo Jiakun said that China has always strictly fulfilled its international obligations and opposes smearing China by linking it to wartime events.
At the press briefing that day, foreign media also asked about the death of a worker in Russia's Irkutsk region who was suspected of being infected with pneumonic plague, and inquired whether the Russian side would cooperate with China on related prevention and control efforts. Guo Jiakun responded that China and Russia have always maintained close exchanges and cooperation in the field of infectious disease prevention and control, including plague.